UNCEDED: Voices of the Land is a celebration of Indigenous architecture that speaks to and from landscapes of resilience – overcoming limitations and serving as a beacon of hope and pride for Indigenous designers across Turtle Island.

UNCEDED is an experience bringing together the past, present and future of Indigenous experience as seen through the eyes and minds of Indigenous architects. The exhibition tells the story through four thematic metaphors – Indigeneity, Resilience, Sovereignty, and Colonization.

UNCEDED: Voices of the Land is a storytelling experience. The audio-visual, multi-media presentation allows for many different voices to be heard, telling the story of an Indigenous expressionism across Turtle Island. Indigenous peoples are storytellers and Indigenous architects draw upon this gift to enhance their work.

The world needs a vision of hope. UNCEDED is a powerful vision of peaceful co-existence — a journey from disruption to healing and strength. The beauty and the creativity expressed by Indigenous architects in building and natural space is a new worldview – and the world will be better for it.