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Cannupa Hanska Luger: Every One

On display through Sep 16, 2018 at the Museum of International Folk Art

Individuals and organization across North America participated in this social collaboration, creating a monumental portrait of loss comprised of more than 4,000 ceramic beads, each representing a missing or murdered indigenous woman in Canada.

Also on exhibit at the Museum of International Folk Art


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