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Watching Over Shaxi 3:350:00/3:35
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Dan's Song 1:170:00/1:17
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Frost On Black Fur 3:060:00/3:06
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Banks of the Snake 3:190:00/3:19
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Goodbye to Cowley 2:410:00/2:41
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Fox on your River 3:350:00/3:35
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Lost Patrol 4:040:00/4:04
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A Day Called Summer 3:330:00/3:33
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Sing It to the Hills 2:420:00/2:42
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Trees Comin' Down 2:320:00/2:32
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Easy Walking 2:360:00/2:36
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White Water Dreams 3:230:00/3:23
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Winnipeg 1:250:00/1:25
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Banks of the Snake 3:190:00/3:19
Puppets in the Kitchen
Vernisage: Sept. 24, 5-7pm Lee matasi gallery, ottawa school of art
We can adapt to life's challenges without realizing how burdensome they have become. In this film, 'Puppets in the Kitchen' a puppet-maker navigates these obstacles while questioning if we are all, puppets in the kitchen. A Wakefield Da Da Club Production.
ALBUM RELEASE:
Rideau Roots (Fall 2025)
In May of 2022, a collective of songwriters, musicians and spoken word artists paddled the Rideau Canal from Kingston to Ottawa, Ontario. This traveling musical residency was spear-headed by Kate Weekes, a wilderness canoe guide and award-winning songwriter. The journey offered an opportunity for settler artists to explore questions of personal and cultural identity and sense of place through songwriting. This includes learning about the colonial impact of the canal in the unceded traditional territory of the Algonquin Anishinaabe, Haudenosaunee and the Huron-Wendat. The culmination of travel through the Rideau and Katarokwi watersheds is a body of original work written by Kate Weekes and featured on her new album, Rideau Roots. The project is supported by the Canada Council for the Arts and will be celebrated in communities along the Rideau.