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This Carleton University exhibition envisions a Cree 'utopia' (www.cbc.ca)
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What if the syllabics of the Cree language dominated everyday communication? This is the question asked by Joi T. Arcand’s new exhibition at the Carleton University Art Gallery.

A key feature of the exhibition, which will run until Dec. 13, is a mural portraying a convenience store with signs rendered in Cree syllabics.

Arcand says she was inspired by the Cree language's lack of visibility in Canadian society.

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This Carleton University exhibition envisions a Cree 'utopia' (www.cbc.ca)
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What if the syllabics of the Cree language dominated everyday communication? This is the question asked by Joi T. Arcand’s new exhibition at the Carleton University Art Gallery.

A key feature of the exhibition, which will run until Dec. 13, is a mural portraying a convenience store with signs rendered in Cree syllabics.

Arcand says she was inspired by the Cree language's lack of visibility in Canadian society.