#OnThisDay 1986: The singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell showed how painting was part of her creative process. | BBC Archive

June 30, 2000 Voices: The Work of Joni Mitchell, opened at Saskatoon's Mendel Art Gallery in Saskatchewan. This was her first Canadian retrospective exhibition of her drawings, paintings and photography. Jo Lynn Sheane, reporter for the half-hour evening show Saturday Report, goes to the opening of Voices in Saskatoon. Joni's High School french teacher, Bob Hinet, recalls the assignment he gave 16 year-old Joni to "paint a picture of Paris". This CBC newsclip featuring Joni's exhibition was broa

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Joni sat down for a conversation with her lifelong friend Clive Davis for his virtual six-hour Grammy party. She touched on music from her early years, her infamous dinner parties, her music influence today and more. "It is what it is. It's just the residue of my work, you know. It seems to be another generation has grasped (it).. I mean, I drove to West L.A. and young boys, pre-teeners, were waving at me from the curb. I thought, Oh my God, that's amazing. ... The man who put on my art show her