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Get matched →Dakiimi / To have land is a solo exhibition by Amber Smith-Quail featuring paintings, sculptures, traditional beadwork, and a life-sized installation piece with an original soundscape. The title, Dakiimi, is an Anishinaabe word meaning 'To have land'. The exhibition uses Monopoly as an anchor for reflection on land theft and greed, drawing parallels to colonial violence and the dispossession of Indigenous lands and natural resources.
The Riverdale Hub Gallery, 1326 Gerrard Street East, Toronto, ON M4L 1Z1
Amber Smith-Quail (she/her/kwe) is a visual artist, educator, and founding member of the Dbaajmowin Artist Collective. She holds a BA in English Literature & Theatre, a BEd, and a MEd in Urban Indigenous Education. Amber is of mixed Native & European ancestry and an off-reserve member of Alderville First Nation. This is her third solo exhibition. She is also an Arts & Cultural Advisor at SpruceLab Inc.
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