Absolute Underground: Johnny Bandura and the 215
Absolute Underground; Johnny Bandura and the 215; Interview; 2021 Download AU Vol. 17–6 Issue 102
Category: Media
CBC: As It Happens with Carol Off, Chris Howden
CBC, As It Happens with Carol Off, Chris Howden, September 14,2021 Coast Salish artist Johnny Bandura’s grandmother was a survivor of the former Kamloops Indian Residential School, where hundreds of unmarked graves were discovered earlier this year. His portraits, paying homage to the children, are on display in Edmonton. https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-2-as-it-happens/clip/15866375-artist-honours-kamloops-residential-school-victims-portraits-imagining?fbclid=IwAR0_fxHaN9kNYg1aSR8kX4oOiG288soFjgWuMUw4zUBzhpwwqT6-vde3Ty4
CFJC:Kamloops-born artist paints 215 portraits to commemorate findings at residential school
CFJC, Adam Donnelly, September 29th
CTV: ‘They weren’t just children’: Indigenous artist imagines who Kamloops residential school students could’ve become
CTV, Jeremiah Rodrigues, September 14, 2021 https://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/they-weren-t-just-children-indigenous-artist-imagines-who-kamloops-residential-school-students-could-ve-become-1.5584522