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Minister’s Message
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  1. Front matter
    1. Half Title Page
    2. Art in Profile series
    3. Title Page
    4. Copyright Page
    5. Contents
    6. Minister’s Message
    7. Acknowledgements
    8. Exhibition Itinerary
    9. 1. Introduction to Prairie Interlace: Recovering “Lost Modernisms”
  2. Section 1: Recovering Histories
    1. 2. Stand Back—Nothing to See—Move Along
    2. 3. Marginalized Moderns: Co-operatives and Indigenous Textile Arts in Saskatchewan, 1960–1972
    3. 4. Métis Stories and Women’s Artistic Labour in Margaret Pelletier Harrison’s Margaret’s Rug
    4. 5. The Gift of Time, The Gift of Freedom: Weaving and Fibre Art at the Banff Centre
    5. 6. Living and Liveable Spaces: Prairie Textiles and Architecture
  3. Section 2: Contextual Encounters
    1. 7. Curating Prairie Interlace: Encounters, Longings, and Challenges
    2. 8. Weaving at the Horizon: Encounters with Fibre Art on the Canadian Prairie
    3. 9. Contextual Bodies: From the Cradle to the Barricade
    4. 10. Six Ways of Looking at Prairie Interlace
  4. Section 3: Expanding the Frame
    1. 11. Weaving in an Expanded Frame
  5. Backmatter
    1. List of Works
    2. Contributors

Minister’s Message

A message from the Minister of Canadian Heritage on ministry letterhead.

Letterhead Ministry of Canadian Heritage Ottawa Canada K1A 0M5

Photo: headshot of a smiling woman with long blonde hair

The arts have the power to transform us, expand our horizons, and help us to better understand the world around us.

The ambitious project Prairie Interlace, Weaving Modernisms and the Expanded Frame 1960 - 2000 highlights the ingenuity of Canadian artists and brings to life a period of importance in the history of art in our country.

Our government is proud to support this project that allows Canadians to explore our rich culture and heritage.

Congratulations and thank you to everyone involved.

The same message appears in french but is not transcribed here.

L'honorable / The honourable Pascale St-Onge

Pascale St. Onge's signature

Logo: government of Canada

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