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Toronto Stories Live: Daphne Odjig

During World War II, Daphne Odjig, a young assembly line worker, taught herself to draw by studying art at the Art Gallery of Toronto and Eaton’s College Street gallery. Despite being self-taught, Odjig later received Canada’s highest civilian honors, including the Governor General’s award in Visual Art and the Order of Canada. In this clip from our Toronto Stories Live event, artist Bonnie Devine explores Odjig’s legacy, with Elder Dr. Duke Redbird presenting a poem inspired by her work. SPECIAL THANKS/CREDITS Dr. Duke Redbird Stan Somerville Phillip Gevik Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada Art Gallery of Ontario Archives of Ontario Canadian Museum of History Rosalie Favell Art Gallery of Sudbury Museum of Toronto is Getting Toronto, Together. Learn about our latest exhibition, pop-up or events: https://www.museumoftoronto.com/ Explore more Toronto history content: https://www.museumoftoronto.com/digit... _______________________________________________________________________ Let’s stay connected. Instagram:   / museumoftoronto   TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@museumoftoron... X: https://x.com/Museumoftoronto Facebook:   / museumoftoronto   LinkedIn:   / museum-of-toronto   Museum of Toronto is made possible with the generous support of Diane Blake and Stephen Smith.