One particular man’s trash is a different man’s beadwork. Nico Williams, an Anishinaabe up to date artist, is turning parts of garbage that he discovered lying on the floor in Montreal into beaded works of art for a new exhibition. He said that In the past, Indigenous peoples used baskets and basketry to hold points, and passed these items down from generation to era. With his hottest work, he hopes to get folks thinking about the objects they convey in their property, and how they are non permanent parts which only get applied the moment.  His latest exhibition, ataason | ils emmagasinent | they store it, opened up at Blouin Division in Quebec City on Nov.…