Land InSights bids farewell to Max Gros-Louis, a visionary leader who paved the way for the survival and revival of Indigenous arts. The many eulogies that rightly salute the immense political accomplishments of Chief Gros-Louis should not make us forget the role of promoter and defender of Aboriginal arts and cultures that he was during his entire…

The organization behind the International Montreal First Peoples Festival acknowledges that the arts, culture, toponymy and heritage are fully recognized as essential vectors of development in the fields of intercultural dialogue and recognition of the First Nations. Let’s remind that Land in Sights has been, for thirty years, the spearhead of the advancement of Aboriginal…

The International First Peoples’ Festival announces that an evolving program, with the general theme of Nomade Land, is about to commence. Innovative and out of isolation, it will extend from August to November, and will be constantly evolving, as activities are announced in the course of the festival, with events developed indoors, online or in…

For the National Aboriginal Peoples Day, ASFQ would like to reiterate its support for the future cultural embassy DestiNATIONS and invites you to sign the Special Declaration launched in favour of this unique Aboriginal architectural project, whose construction is planned in the Old Port of Montreal. https://www.asf-quebec.org/asfq-lance-une-declaration-dappui-au-projet-destinations/

2018 Festival awards 2018 Festival awards

Teueikan Award – Wiñaypacha

By Oscar Catacora – Peru 2017 87m 

Rigoberta Menchu Award – Ara Pyau – A Guarani Spring

By Carlos Eduardo Magalhães – Brazil 2018 76m