Hanna is a conceptual artist who believes the most meaningful community projects and exhibits come through creative collaboration. She is a returning volunteer with Cuso International, and is currently on assignment in Jamaica (Alpha Institute, Kingston JAM). Her past client list includes Alberta Ballet, BC Cancer Agency, Cuso International, Kelowna Museums Society, and Goet-Institut Myanmar. A former reporter for Kainai News, Hanna is the founder of Atutu Canada (Art For Change) and Blue Moose Publications (Kelowna Rock guidebooks, BC Wine Country). illustration: charcoal and conté, Hanna Miller

Kelsey shares Atutu management and creative duties with Hanna. This energetic people-person is a third culture kid with a deep appreciation for humanity and cross-cultural perspectives. She is a UBC grad of Anthropology and Indigenous studies and was the AFC Kelowna Beast Weekend event coordinator. Kelsey plays a key role in Atutu exhibit and event production. photo credit: Hanna

Atutu Canada is Hanna's K-town creative studio, offering concept development, project management, writing, design, production, installation and teardown services for exhibits and art spaces. Team players are outsourced according to project, with an emphasis on promoting talent from unknowns and marginalized artists.

Atutu is based in BC, but has strong ties with the artists and beauty of the Yukon. Mt. Lorne Transfer Station, just outside of Whitehorse, began as a nonprofit and well-known for its innovative approaches to waste management and reduction. AFC artist Joyce Majiski helps out in their Free Store, where almost anything can be sourced (there is a small charge to the donators). If you go to the Yukon, you must check out this cool recycling hub.