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Marc Dulude discusses recent artistic work in this presentation.
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Presentation and Mini-Book Launch!
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House of Oblivion
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David Miller discusses his recent artwork.
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Pat Hanson is a founding partner of gh3*.
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Curating and Publishing as a so-called art practice.
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Rhéanne Chartrand is the Curator of Indigenous Art at McMaster Museum of Art.
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Killmonger at the Museum: What a Hollywood Blockbuster Can Tell Us About Institutions These Days
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Christian Guay-Poliquin won the Governor General Award for French fiction with his second novel: Le poids de la neige, which was later translated in English (The Weight of Snow). His presentation will be in English.
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Indigenous Studies Book Talk: “He Uri au no Maui”: Oral History from Māori Perspective.
Presented by Dr. Nēpia Mahuika - University of Waikato