Have Lawn, Will Travel

Acknowldgements

I acknowledge the support of the Canada Council for the Arts which, in 1995, invested $18.5 million in visual arts throughout Canada. Je remercions de son soutien le Conseil des Arts du Canada, qui a investi 18,5 millions de dollars l'an dernier dans les arts visuels à travers le Canada. I am also grateful for the generous support of The Alberta Foundation for the Arts.

I'm indebted to the following people, businesses and organizations for their generous support and assistance, without which Have Lawn, Will Travel would not have been possible.

Jennifer Eiserman - Performer, Logistics and Moral Support
Allana Reynoldson - Performer
Martin Solodyuk - Photography
Randy Sommerfeld - Performer and Logistical Support
Jodie Godwin - Performer
Arthur Nishimura - Performer and Equipment
Rick Calkins - Design Support
Steve Nunoda - Design Support
Anne and David Severson - Logistical Support
Barry Brathwaite - Printing and Framing
Randi Berg of Periwinkle Communications - Public Relations
Art Department, University of Calgary - Logistical Support
The Stephen Avenue Mall Authority
Douglasdale Estates
The University of Calgary Parking Services
Petro-Canada
TrenTech Office Products
CMS Real Estate Ltd.
The Market Mall
Calgary Parks and Recreation
Collier's Investment Group
Cruise Canada
Charles English Motor Cars

Home Performance Art GalleryCredits

I wish to acknowledge that I live, play, and work on Treaty 7 territory, which is the traditional homeland of the Niitstiapi (Siksika, Piikani, Kainai), the Îyârhe Nakoda, and the Tsuut’ina Nations. Under the Otipemisiwak Métis Government Constitution, the five territories of the Métis Nation within Alberta are subdivided into Districts to allow for more effective and localized representation. Calgary is home to the Métis Nation Battle River Territory, districts five and six. Treaty relations have not always been honoured and, as a guest of The Métis Nation of Alberta, I strive to restore good relations.