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Tessa Shank

Tessa Shank Tessa Shank Tessa Shank

Migiisii mndookwe

Migiisii mndookwe Migiisii mndookwe

ANISHINAABE

ANISHINAABE

ANISHINAABE

Nipissing First Nation Band Member


Migiisii Mndookwe 

Eagle Spirit Woman


Turtle Clan


Weaving narratives of Anishinaabeg language, traditional stories, with teachings of nature and ethnobotany 











MEDIUM

ANISHINAABE

ANISHINAABE

Multidisciplinary Artist  


Digital vector illustration

3D rendering

Jewellery design

Textile design



Currently focused on digital illustration and public art installation

PRACTICE

ANISHINAABE

PRACTICE

 At the core of my work is an examination of heritage, translated into both a personal and present-day perspective


I explore and experiment with new materials, mediums, and processes


I am interested in the juxtaposition of technology and nature, of the past and the present;  traditions of time immemorial through an ultramodern lens

PAST

PRESENT

PRACTICE

 Alumna | OCADU BDes Material Art & Design (Jewellery)


Alumna | George Brown College (Gemmology) & GIA (Diamond grading) 


Public Art Curator for the Ethennonnhawahstihnen' Community Recreation Centre & Library in collaboration with the City of Toronto 

PRESENT

PRESENT

PRESENT

Artist| Participating in therapeutic art program, designing two permanent art installations for the new CAMH Secure Care & Recovery building


 Fellow | Canadian Gemmological Association  


Member| Toronto Public Art Commission 


 


FUTURE

PRESENT

PRESENT

Reinterpreting traditional Anishinaabeg teachings through contemporary mediums & concepts 



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