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Memories of the Filmpool Dream

Landscape of Moving Images – A compendium of prairie cinema

Memories of the Filmpool Dream

a journal dedicated to filmmaking and film culture in Saskatchewan in SPLICE

Mine to Have

Landscape of Moving Images – A compendium of prairie cinema

Memories of the Filmpool Dream

Kelsey Culbert, being filmed for Mine to Have

Regina theatre group Listen to Dis’ and filmmaker Dianne Ouellette interpret theatrical work for the screen in SPLICE

Landscape of Moving Images – A compendium of prairie cinema

Landscape of Moving Images – A compendium of prairie cinema

Landscape of Moving Images – A compendium of prairie cinema

Landscape of Moving Images documents artist’s work and independent film histories from Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba.

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Notes from a programmer

Landscape of Moving Images – A compendium of prairie cinema

This artist book is an MFA research project that explores inherited and personal memories shared through storytelling and mediated interactions with more-than-human beings ( 122 pages). 

Notes from a programmer

Notes from a programmer

Notes from a programmer

Transformative Imaginings at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum in SPLICE

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Notes from a programmer

Notes from a programmer

Wily, the oldest wolf I've ever walked with.

Discourse Research Magazine, Fall2019/Winter2020 published an article I wrote along with my photographs. This article describes my final MFA Thesis project.  The photograph you see of Wily, the oldest wolf I've ever met, made the cover of Discourse. 

Human + Bison

Natalia Lebedinskaia and Michael Belmore: Coalescence

Natalia Lebedinskaia and Michael Belmore: Coalescence

Artist work by Dianne Ouellette

The Grasslands National Park reveals a history of an Indigenous people and the magnificent bison that once freely roamed the windswept prairies.

Natalia Lebedinskaia and Michael Belmore: Coalescence

Natalia Lebedinskaia and Michael Belmore: Coalescence

Natalia Lebedinskaia and Michael Belmore: Coalescence

Michael Belmore and Natalia Lebedinskaia, Churchill, MB – November 2016

LandMarks 2017/Repères 2017:  A critical examination of Canada’s 150th is a project focused on artistic exploration and strengthening connections with the land and environment.

The One Page Anthology Project

Natalia Lebedinskaia and Michael Belmore: Coalescence

The One Page Anthology Project

Artist contribution  "Who is she?"  


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