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Mission celebrates Culture Days with event at ravine

Artist and musician on hand Sept. 25 at Lane Creek Park
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The photography of artist Brenna Maag is featured at a Culture Days event in Mission on Sept. 25.

Culture Days is celebrated in Mission with an event on Sunday, Sept. 25.

Artist-in-residence Brenna Maag and musician Christopher John will celebrate the ravine at Lane Creek Park – at the back of the Mission Library parking lot at 33247 Second Ave. – from 1 to 3 p.m.

Maag and John are both settler artists using art and music as a way to deepen their connection to where they live, this beautiful place loved and cared for by the Sto:lo people since time immemorial.

Maag’s project Camera Illumina is an immersive experience made using the ancient technology of the camera obscura. Take a look through three different handmade cameras that focus your attention on the details and movement that often go unnoticed in our natural landscape.

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Her project grew out of years of walking through the ravine and contemplating what it means to be in a reciprocal relationship with the land.

John will perform songs from his recently launched EP, The Resonant, which came out of his work during a place-based, ecological education master of education program.