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Bonnie Devine
Bonnie Devine is an Ojibway installation artist, performance artist, sculptor, curator, and writer from Toronto, Ontario.〔("Bonnie Devine." ) ''Centre for Contemporary Canadian Art''. (retrieved 30 Nov 2010)〕 She is currently the interim director of the Aboriginal Visual Cultural Program and associate professor in the faculties of Art and Liberal Studies at the Ontario College of Art and Design.〔Rubisova, Lena. ("Faculty Profile: Bonnie Devine." ) ''Ontario College of Art and Design.'' 11 Jan 2010 (retrieved 30 Nov 2010)〕
==Background==
Bonnie Devine was born in Toronto and is a member of the Serpent River First Nation.〔 In 1997 Devine graduated from the Ontario College of Art and Design, with degrees in sculpture and installation,〔("About the Artist: Bonnie Devine." ) ''University of Toronto'' (retrieved 30 Nov 2010)〕 and she earned her master of fine arts degree at York University in 1999.〔("Bonnie Devine Biography." ) ''University of Toronto'' (retrieved 30 Nov 2010)〕
==Artwork==
As a conceptual artist, Devine works a variety of media. At a 2007 solo exhibition, ''Medicine River'', at the Axéneo 7 art space in Quebec, she created eight-foot long knitting needles and knitted 250 feet of copper cable to bring attention to the contamination of the Kashechewan water system.〔("Medicine River: Bonnie Devine." ) ''Axéneo 7''. 2007 (retrieved 30 Nov 2010)〕 She has fashioned full-sized canoes from paper and works with natural materials such as reeds in her 2009 piece, ''New Earth Braid''. She also created land-based installations.〔
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