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Andrew Ackerman and NUFA Students, 2025

  THEME: OZHAASHIKWAA (THE ICE IS SLIPPERY) There is slippery ice; extra care and consideration is needed. Travelling and moving forward is difficult; the conditions are unsteady. The terrain ahead demands resilience and adaptability as the path forward remains...

David Chops

  THEME: OZHAASHIKWAA (THE ICE IS SLIPPERY) There is slippery ice; extra care and consideration is needed. Travelling and moving forward is difficult; the conditions are unsteady. The terrain ahead demands resilience and adaptability as the path forward remains...

Anyse Ducharme, 2025

  THEME: OZHAASHIKWAA (THE ICE IS SLIPPERY) There is slippery ice; extra care and consideration is needed. Travelling and moving forward is difficult; the conditions are unsteady. The terrain ahead demands resilience and adaptability as the path forward remains...

Now Hiring a Technical Coordinator for Ice Follies 2025

NewsJob Title: Ice Follies Tech CoordinatorCompensation: 125 hours @ $40/hrDuration: January 27 – February 28, 2025Application Deadline: December 17, 2024, by 11:59 PM ESTAbout the Event Ice Follies is a biennial festival of contemporary and community-engaged art,...

Landlines, Various Artists, 2022

  THEME: NBAAGZI MKWAM (THIN ICE) Under the Surface was chosen because it represents the efforts behind the scenes to make Ice Follies 2012 more community-oriented and engaging. With artists travelling from across the country to work alongside of local artists,...

Isabelle Michaud, Albert, 2023

  THEME: NBAAGZI MKWAM (THIN ICE) Under the Surface was chosen because it represents the efforts behind the scenes to make Ice Follies 2012 more community-oriented and engaging. With artists travelling from across the country to work alongside of local artists,...

Dermot Wilson, The Ice Follies Experiment, 2023

The Ice Follies Experience is unique on the planet; i.e., an interaction with nature AND with community in an unusual environment/site. These experiences have been happening in North Bay for almost twenty years now. Some of the children who visited in 2004 are now parents who still hold onto their own Ice Follies memories and stories…