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Mentoring Artists for Women's Art - Building Community Through Mentorship

 
MAWA Executive members meet with artists in South Western Manitoba.
37 of 123 		Shirley Brown, one of the first rural artists to be mentored
38 of 123 		Queen, an installation, Shirley Brown
39 of 123 		Dana Kletke, a Morden and Winnipeg-based artist, has supported MAWA in many capacities
40 of 123 		I'll Wait for You, soft sculpture installation by Dana Kletke
41 of 123 		MAWA created an Aboriginal Liason Program in 2006
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A series of New Moon Sharing Circles was a first initiative of the Aboriginal Outreach program.
43 of 123 		Marjorie Beaucage (centre) was MAWA's first Cultural Liason Coordinator in 2006.
44 of 123 		Aboriginal Women Artist's and Mentors (AWAM) gathering .
45 of 123 		Leah Fontaine, the second Aboriginal Liason Coordinator, developed the AWAM initiative.
46 of 123 		Leah Fontaine's work, Dream, work in progress, 2007
47 of 123 		Leah Fontaine's workshop created for National Aboriginal Day.
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Skawennati Tricia Fragnito curated "Grrls, Chicks, Sisters and Squaws: Les cittoyenes du cyberspace"
49 of 123 		"Grrls, Chicks, Sisters & Squaws: Les cittoyennes.. - the first exhibition in MAWA's space
50 of 123 		AWAM leaders Cathy Mattes, Kale Bonham and Jazz de Montigny conducted a Stitch 'n Bitch Workshop
51 of 123 		Participants worked on beading and quilting projects.
52 of 123 		Filmmaker Shelly Niro was the guest speaker for the 2006 International Women's Day Lecture.
53 of 123 		Dana Claxton, an artist who deals with Aboriginal issues, was a resident artist and mentor in 2007
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