This exhibit was designed to travel and is available on loan to schools, libraries, community groups and smaller rural museums/galleries around southern Alberta. To learn more, read the full exhibit details.
Guest curated by Ira Provost
Through the lens of his own musical journey, education and career, guest curator Ira Provost delves into the significance of Blackfoot music, its origins and its influence on his life story. This exhibition explores the winter count of his music, biocultural heritage, education, career, culture and its place within the southern Alberta landscape.
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A visitor examines the Winter Count by Ira Provost.
Photo by Galt Museum & Archives \ Graham Ruttan
Guest curator Ira Provost will explain the significance of his winter count and discuss his songs that are featured in the exhibit in this online presentation.