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Shannon Webb-Campbell

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As seen in: Muskrat Magazine, The Fiddlehead, Visual Arts News, CBMT-TV (Montreal, QC), The Globe and Mail, The Toronto Star, Chatelaine, The Walrus Magazine, Quill & Quire, Canadian Art Magazine, The Coast, 49th Shelf, Geist and
Writer, poet, PhD. Re: Wild Her (@bookhugpress 2025), Lunar Tides, I Am A Body of Land, Still No Word. Editor @muskratmagazine. Flat Bay First Nation Band.
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Aaron Prosper and Mackenzie Pardy’s Amalkewinu’k

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By Shannon Webb-Campbell Verified, Andrea Ritchie
| Visual Arts News Verified
Walking into the Treaty Space Gallery at Nova Scotia College of Art and Design University on a bitter cold February morning I smell the lingering sage from the exhibition opening of Amalkewinu’k from the previous night. For the public portion of the opening, Michelle Peters sang a Mi’kmaq song, and curators Aaron Prosper and Mackenzie Pardy shared a few words to welcome everyone to the Victoria-era elegance of the new Treaty Space Gallery exhibition space.
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"You should have fun with your characters": Xaiver Michael Campbell releases children's book

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By Shannon Webb-Campbell Verified, Matthew Hollett
| Newfoundland Quarterly Verified
Can you tell us a little about yourself?I was born in Jamaica, and have lived in St John’s for almost two decades. I love to bake, cook, write, read, and ride my bike. I really love to swim. I prefer swimming in fresh water to the ocean. I have many plants. You’ve written short stories, plays, non-fiction – and now A Single Dreadlock. Why a children’s book? What sparked it? I have been a nanny to many children and have read a lot of children’s books since living in Newfoundland.
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Radical Stitch - MUSKRAT Magazine

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By Shannon Webb-Campbell Verified
| Muskrat Magazine Verified
Featured Image: Teri Greeves, NDN Art (2008) Radical Stitch is an extraordinary survey exhibition of hundreds of thousands stitched beads, containing billions of seed beads in the 101 pieces of Indigenous artwork. In fact, it spans 101 beadworks by 44 First Nations, Inuit and Metis artists from across Canada and the United States circulated and organized by the MacKenzie Art Gallery.
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