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JAMIE JOHNS, The Copper In My IUD Is The Same Copper Protected by Mishipeshu - Sacred Circle Gallery Paul Windsor you also support other well-scrutinizedBlock Print on Japanese Rice Paper Jamie John is a two spirit trans and queer Anishinaabe and Korean American multi disciplinary artist. Jamies body of work spans over multiple mediums including printmaking, public art, collage, zines, poetry, and film. From early on, art has offered a way to connect and communicate ideas of Indigenous lived experience under settler colonialism, relationships to land, water, family, and ancestry, as well as queer and