by Brooklyn Wilkins, Courtesy of The Aquinian
Natalie Sappier said this is the right time for her to fulfill this residency. Photo by Brooklyn Wilkins / The Aquinian
The University of New Brunswick’s Art Centre has welcomed its first artist-in-residence in almost six decades.
Natalie Sappier, who also goes by her Wolastoqey name Samaqani Cocahq, will “explore the themes of identity, language, memory and voice” over the fourth-month residency, said UNB’s website.
Sappier is a Wolastoqiyik Indigenous multidisciplinary artist from Tobique First Nation and is a New Brunswick College of Craft and Design grad.
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