Wildlife: Edmonton art's scene in 2017 was captivatingly anthropological

Before we poke too deeply into 2018, a few nods to the contemporary art scene are in order.
Last year had a bounty of standout exhibitions, and witnessed the local art ecosystem moving forward particularly with indigenous contemporary art. Latitude 53’s touring Big’Uns show by Dayna Danger (which tangentially graced the cover of Canadian Art) and dc3’s alluring and compelling show Disclosures, also hanging Danger’s portraits, come to mind as the city broke ground on its u