Now a Lethbridge artist in electronic & digital media, George was born / brought up in Rosemère, north of Montreal, Canada.
His muse now moves from his postings to & showings in Toronto, Vancouver, Banff Calgary, Yellowknife, Inuvik, and Fort Smith Northwest Territories, Salluit, Nunavik (Arctic) Quebec & Arviat, Nunavut, Beijing, China; Nassau, the Bahamas; La Paz, Bolivia; Butare, Rwanda; Chelyabinsk, Russia; Berhampur, Odisha, India and Manu, Peru.
These days he uploads / streams reflective experiential imagery from Lethbridge, and the surrounding parries and coulees … On the traditional territory of the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot), Nakoda (Stoney) and Tsuut’ina.
He is definitely the Top Fiddler in entirety ❤.....Lucky guy...🥰... I send links to family.... Great music is kept Alive, if more people hear it ❤🤗👍.... Truly the best listening music. Masi Cho 🎉
Over and Over, Delivery Vehicles pull in and the Drivers don't see the Disabled Parking Logos! All they see is the Diagonal Lines on the Road saying No Parking, and figure that's the "Loading Zone" for Them, complete with a ramp up onto the sidewalk.
Hi George, I love your videos on Nunavut and the NWT. I would love to ask you a couple questions about your experience. Would I be able to e-mail you? Thanks for the videos.
"... Congratulations "This is what happens when you aren't taught how to bead." - @Gail Cyr is now an "Official Selection" at the @DOFIFF . Becoming an "Official Selection" means your film passed through the first judging stage (DID NOT get rejected), now being able to go in front of the AWARD judges to decide the award (s) will receive, if any. [...] Depth of Field International Film Festival, a FilmFreeway GOLD Verified festival. It also honors us to be a FilmFreeway Top 100 Reviewed festival alumni… filmfreeway.com/DepthOfFieldInternationalFilmFestival
"This is what happens when you aren't taught how to bead." - @Gail Cyr was just selected by Athens International Monthly Art Film Festival via FilmFreeway.com! An HONORABLE MENTION (aka SPECIAL MENTION) celebrates your work as whole. This is our second biggest distinction and it is because you were very close on winning. @aimaffestival
Myself being a Westerner, at 6:20 had the most impact. It was fascinating to see a Mongol clerk and then the doors open to commie bloc. Brilliant footage. Much love from the americas.
In the summer of 1999, the Fédération Franco-TéNOise brought together some of the greatest Aboriginal, French and English artists to create this monumental sculpture. Sonny McDonald, Métis from Fort Smith John Sabourin, Dene from Fort Simpson Eli Nasogaluak, Inuvialuk from Tuktoyaktuk Armand Vaillancourt, Québécois from Montréal Chris Ishoj, Canadian from Mansonville. The Cultural Crossroads of Yellowknife, an evolving artistic site, comprises three elements so far: - a copy of a bronze sculpture created by three aboriginal artists (the original, carved in ancient marble at least 2.5 million years old from the banks of Great Slake Lake, is exhibited in the hall of the Legislative Assembly building) - a steel structure based on a Dene teepee, created by André Boulanger - a mural composed on 1500 signs and symbols representing life in the Far North, designed by Vaillancourt, Ishoj and Boulanger : hands, paws, animals, circles, mains, pattes, cercle, animaux, etc. The Cultural Crossroads of Yellowknife is a meeting place of the talents of the North and the South, the East and the West. As such, it bears witness to the creative synergies of different cultures working together. ..." "... On se souviendra qu'à l'été 1999 la Fédération Franco-TéNOise avait réuni, pour créer cette sculpture monumentale, quelques-uns des plus grands artistes autochtones, anglophones et francophones: Sonny McDonald, Métis de Fort Smith John Sabourin, Déné de Fort Simpson Eli Nasogaluak, Inuvialuk de Tuktoyaktuk Armand Vaillancourt, Québécois de Montréal Chris Ishoj, Canadienne de Mansonville. Le Carrefour culturel de Yellowknife, site artistique en évolution, comprend jusqu'ici 3 composantes: - une copie de bronze d'une sculpture créée par les trois artistes autochtones (l'original, taillé dans un marbre tiré des rives du Grand Lac des Esclaves et vieux d'au moins 2.5 milliards d'années, se trouve exposé dans le hall de l'édifice de l'assemblée législative) - une structure d'acie
I worked out of Yellowknife in the 90’s as a helicopter pilot and I remember there was a few hippies living in that plane:) they had a woodstove in it and someone reported smoke coming from it!
