Vancouver Magazine
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Whether or not you’re a regular gallery-goer, there’s few activities that feel safer than walking through an open space and not touching anything. It’s a great time to check out the very personal and profound work at the Bill Reid Gallery—the new exhibit features Levi Nelson (Lil’wat First Nation), Jaz Whitford (Secwepemc), Morgan Whitehead (Plains Cree) and Raven John (Coast Salish/Sto:lo), four queer Indigenous artists. It’s curated by Jordana Luggi and includes all kinds of art, including abstract paintings, sculptures, jewelry and clothing.