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Tara Audibert

Tara Audibert

Sunny Corner, New Brunswick
Born
  • Sunny Corner, New Brunswick
Nationality
  • Indigenous
Location
  • Sunny Corner, New Brunswick

Tara Audibert is a multidisciplinary artist & film maker with 20+yrs experience in animation, comics and fine art. She combines Traditional First Nations Art and Storytelling with contemporary design and digital mediums.

Award-winning works include animated short film The Importance of Dreaming (2017), comics This Place: 150 Years Retold (2019), and Lost Innocence (2011) which has been placed in the Archives of Canada, Nitap: Legends of the First Nations, a storytelling app and creator of Lil Glooscap and the Legends of Turtle Island (2022) animated TV show. Books JoJo Makoons (2021), Fiddleheads for Fox (2019), Moonbeam (2020). She is of hybrid Wolastoqey-French heritage residing in Sunny Corner, NB.

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Importance of Dreaming Still: Log Pan

Tara Audibert

Importance of Dreaming Still: Log Pan, 2017

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