Join artists Michael Belmore, Robert Burley, and Bonnie Devine for an illuminating conversation on The Great Lakes, an exhibition exploring water as a site of memory, connection, and cultural knowledge. Working across sculpture, photography, installation, and film, the artists reflect on their deep and enduring relationships to this vast watershed, drawing on personal, environmental, and Indigenous perspectives. Grounded in stories that flow through Gichigami and beyond, this talk invites audiences to consider water as both a shared inheritance and an urgent call to care.

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