Longhouse Labs Fellow ‘24 - ‘25

Skarù:reˀ [Tuscarora], Hodinöhsö:ni'
Lens-based visual artist.
An acclaimed artist with an extensive exhibition record. He was awarded the Toronto Arts Foundation's Inaugural Indigenous Artist Award (2021), and the 2024 Governor General's Award in Visual and Media Arts (GGArts).

Greg Staats is represented by Clint Roenisch Gallery.

Longhouse Labs Fellow ‘24-25

Mohawk knowledge-keeper, ceramicist, and raised beadwork artist, who uses traditional materials blended with contemporary elements and methods to create beautiful and meaningful representations of the interconnectedness of Indigenous culture, history, and life, sparking artistic dialogue throughout generations.  

Longhouse Labs Fellow ‘24 - ‘25

IndigiQueer Anishinaabe Photographer originally from Couchiching First Nation located on Treaty #3 territory. They currently reside in so-called Kitchener located along the Grand River. Bangishimo is a community organizer, educator, and advocate.

www.bangishimo.ca

Longhouse Labs Fellow ‘22

lnuk sculputor (Nunatsiavut Beneficiary), culturist, activist, environmentalist, hunter, and fisherman, born in Happy Valley­Goose Bay, Labrador.

Longhouse Labs Fellow ‘23
Protect the Tract is a Haudenosaunee-led project that conducts research, policy development and develops capacity for civil engagement. During their fellowship they focused on artistic frameworks to engage with public audiences to raise awareness about Haudenosaunee land stewardship over the Haldimand Tract.

www.protectthetract.com

Longhouse Labs Fellow ‘24

Mohawk Nation, Turtle Clan artist and activist who focuses their work on Haudenosaunee sovereignty, experience, and knowledge-systems. They are also co-director of the Protect the Tract Collective.