Carrianne Agawa
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Stage: Algoma Gallery 
Stage Location: 10 East St. 
Show Time: August 23rd 5:00pm


​Visitors to this year's Fringe Festival can anticipate witnessing the artistic prowess of Carrianne Agawa, a recognized artist known for her stunning works in acrylic and watercolor. Her paintings are a visual feast that inspire awe and reflection with their complex techniques and vibrant tapestry of hues. With its dynamic compositions and inventive use of media, Carrianne's collection is sure to enthrall audiences and entice them to immerse themselves in the beauty and inventiveness of her work. Carrianne presents a distinct viewpoint on the world through her paintings, which are created by fusing classic creative techniques with contemporary sensibilities to produce works that have intellectual and emotional resonance. Whether you're a casual viewer or an art enthusiast. 

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Biography 

My art style is traditional woodland with a twist of contemporary and feminism. As an Indigenous storyteller, I embed in my art the stories/teachings that require one to look further than the canvas/paper they are painted on. My work aims to open the spirit and multiple perspectives of the world upon which others walk. Locals should attend if they want to see another way than what they currently think they see. ​​

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