Article: Manitoulin Island represents at Cuban festival.(BIRCHBARK)

WIKWEMIKONG

Holguin, Cuba--A formerly unadorned wall in the thriving town of Holguin, Cuba now displays the distinctive outline of Manitoulin Island surrounded by First Nations clan symbols and floral motifs. The 27 by 15 foot mural stands as a vibrant testimony to the artistic revolution taking place on this once isolated island nation.

Artist Michael Cywink, a member of the Wikwemikong Unceded Indian Reserve, the Aboriginal Curatorial Collective and the Aboriginal Arts Administrators group, recently participated in the creation of the colourful mural in Holguin (pop. 300,000). It was all part of the 15th annual Romerias de Mayo Festival, an event that ...

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