Details & Information.

What is Iontkahthóhtha’?

Iontkahthóhtha' (A Place To Look) is an annual event showcasing contemporary and traditional artwork created by Onkwehón:we.

When is Iontkahthóhtha’ happening?

October 2026
OFFICIAL POSTER COMES OUT IN AUGUST

Where is Iontkahthóhtha’ happening?

Kanatahkwèn:ke. The New Cultural Arts Building In Kahnawà:ke.

What type of artwork is accepted?

We accept artworks of all forms.
Beadwork, Sculpture, Photography, Painting, Sketchings, Woodwork, Basket Weavings, ect.

How much does it cost to register for the art fair?

It is free for artists and vendors to participate in this art fair.

What is the timeline for the art fair?

TBD.

How many artworks should I have ready for the fair?

We are still in discussion about how the layout of the fair will look like but we believe 2 or 3 artworks per artist will be the preferred number.
We are open to 1 artwork or larger amounts though! Let’s chat about it!

When should I have my artwork ready for the fair?

We ask that your work be ready, framed and delivered to KORLCC no later than September, 2025.
August 15th, 2026 if you want your work to be featured in our Zine Publication and for promo.

Will my artwork be in the catalogue?

Artwork submitted before August 15th, 2026 will be featured in our KOR Magazine Volume 12.
Iontkahthóhtha’ Edition.

How do I get my artwork to Kahnawà:ke?

You will need to find a way to have your artwork delivered to KORLCC.

Will I be able to sell my artwork during the fair?

Yes. We will have prices of each work on each label. Please let us know how much your pieces are in the registration form.

What do I need to consider before registering for the art fair?

This is an art fair that will have a vendors section. Certain standards will be required for registration.
Depending on the type of artwork, artists will be encouraged to aim high for the display of their artworks.

Meaning, we highly encourage artists to frame their work.

How will Iontkahthóhtha’ benefit me as an artist?

Beyond the exposure benefits, Iontkahthóhtha’ is an opportunity for Onkwehón:we artists to get together and connect with other artists.
Providing a safe space to network, discuss art and develop strong relationships with Indigenous artists from other communities.
This art fair will enable strong connections within the Indigenous art scene and strengthen mutual support among fellow artists.

Art fairs can be intimidating for young and upcoming artists.
We believe having an art fair within an Indigenous community will provide a comfortable setting for Indigenous artists to gain experience.
Thus preparing them for art events outside the comfort of their communities.

How do I register?

Fill out the form completely.
Register HERE.

I still have questions! Who do I contact?

Scott Berwick
Scott.berwick@korkahnawake.org