Truth & Reconciliation Mural Unveiling

You're invited to an intimate community gathering to celebrate the unveiling of the KHCC's new Truth & Reconciliation Mural by Indigenous artist Shawn Howe.

✨ Get a first glimpse of the mural and its title
🎨 Meet Shawn Howe, the artist behind the work
☕ Enjoy light refreshments
✨ Free Event

Come connect with others and experience the power of art in honouring Indigenous voices and stories. All are welcome!

Learn more about the artist: Shawn Howe (They/Them/Theirs) is an Anishinaabe, Indigiqueer non-binary, neurodivergent, disabled artist. Their Spirit name is Red Cedar Tree and they are Bear Clan. They come from Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation with membership in Sipekne’katik First Nation. They are a self-taught artist, residing in Toronto (Treaty 13), where they work as a mural artist, digital illustrator and community engagement art facilitator.

Shawn’s art is influenced by their love and relation to the land and their ancestors. They create bright colourful land based art that embodies a fluid and infinite way they see the cosmos, animals, plant medicines, water and ancestors. Shawn creates art where love, joy and connection can be felt, and where we can engage in deeper conversations to move beyond oneself and think about our relations with the land, each other and our future generations.

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