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For the Love of Matthew
From: Divided
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This chapter tells the story of an Indigenous boy who was fostered by a couple pursuing graduate degrees at the University of Regina. This was the beginning of an intense and emotional journey through the Sasketchewan’s child welfare institutions.
Contributors
Christopher Campbell Gardiner
Christopher Campbell Gardiner is a parent and artist who uses art to conceptually frame anxieties using process and ritual. Recent projects have focused on communal styled collaborations that assist others in transforming adversity through process. Most recently, he designed a project to help families grieve the loss of their children with disabilities. He is a graduate of the Alberta College of Art and Design (now the Alberta University of the Arts), received his master’s in fine arts from the University of Regina, is the recipient of numerous research grants and has work in several public and private collections across Canada.
