Antoine Mountain is from the Radelie Koe/Fort Good Hope area of the Dene Nation in Northwest Territories, Canada. He is a Dene artist, painter, and activist who focuses on depicting the Dene way of life, his love for the land, and the spiritualism of his faith. He has attended the Ontario College of Arts and Design for a Bachelor of Fine Arts, holds a Master's in Environmental Studies from York University, and is currently doing a PhD in Indigenous Studies at Trent University. Mountain's appreciation for his art and community is reflected in his continuous exploration of his visual practice and his intention to use his voice and art to ensure that today's youth do not forget their Dene cultural roots and identity.

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Antoine Mountain is from the Radelie Koe/Fort Good Hope area of the Dene Nation in Northwest Territories, Canada. He is a Dene artist, painter, and activist who focuses on depicting the Dene way of life, his love for the land, and the spiritualism of his faith. He has attended the Ontario College of Arts and Design for a Bachelor of Fine Arts, holds a Master’s in Environmental Studies from York University, and is currently doing a PhD in Indigenous Studies at Trent University. Mountain’s appreciation for his art and community is reflected in his continuous exploration of his visual practice and his intention to use his voice and art to ensure that today’s youth do not forget their Dene cultural roots and identity.