Interconnectedness through Indigenous art - Quinte Arts Council

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Interconnectedness through Indigenous art

"Howling into the Sunset" painting by Tyler Tabobondung Rushnell. There is a flower on the left, with rocks below. A wolf is howling. The background is red, orange and yellow and the wolf is black, green, yellow, white, red, light blue, purple, orange, brown, red and pink. The flower petals are purple and pink with the center red, orange and yellow. The stem is green with black and white.

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