Congratulations Dr. Jessica Hallenbeck on your Banting Postdoctoral Fellowship, at Queens University supervised by Dylan Robinson. We are so excited for this next project, “”Flow: film as a method for decolonial digital publishing”. We have been so lucky to work with you these last two years as a SSHRC Postdoctoral Scholar, including the co-curation of […]
Our massive congratulations to Tylar Campbell, who has been awarded a prestigious SSHRC Vanier Doctoral Scholarship to work on his project Fugitive Geographies Beyond the Archive: Multimodal Engagements with Historic Black Communities and Settlements. We are so excited to be working with and alongside you Tylar! Learn more about Tylar’s work at his website and […]
Monday, November 22nd, 2022 11:30 am – 12:50 pm Online via Zoom The Water We Call Home Rosemary Georgeson (Coast Salish / Sahtu Dene) Artist, Writer and Storyteller Jessica Hallenbeck, Banting Postdoctoral Fellow, Queens University, SSHRC Postdoctoral Scholar SFU School of Interactive Arts and Technology Kate Hennessy, Associate Professor, Simon Fraser University School […]
Kate Hennessy, Stephanie Takaragawa, and Trudi Lynn Smith have organized a round table and online collection of research-creation works for the 2022 Meetings of the American Anthropological Association in Seattle. See the website here. Continuing in the trajectory to “expand beyond Eurocentric, colonialist, and ableist ways of doing what we do, with or without technology” […]
The 2007 virtual exhibit Dane Wajich: Dane-zaa Stories and Songs––Dreamers and the Land is live again in its new location on the Doig River First Nation’s website. So glad to see this work updated. Because of changing formats, Flash and Quicktime were no longer functioning but videos and other media are now up and […]
Co-authors Aaron Glass (Bard Graduate Centre, NYC) and Kate Hennessy are excited to finally share their chapter “Museum Collections, Indigenous Knowledge, and Emergent Digital Networks” in the final volume of the historic series The Handbook of North American Indians. , Volume 1. The chapter was written with contributing authors Susan Rowley, Dave Schaepe, Leona Sparrow, Jim […]
“The Water We Call Home” project brings circle of Indigenous matriarchs back to Galiano Rosemary Georgeson, Jessica Hallenbeck, and Kate Hennessy were interviewed by CBC journalist Kathryn Marlow on Victoria’s morning radion show “On the Island”. They talk about the exhibition and the history of the project and collaboration. Listen here. Learn more about the […]
The exhibition The Water We Call Home opens at the Yellowhouse Art Centre on Galiano Island on July 23, 2022. Read more about it in this news story from Simon Fraser University’s School of Interactive Arts and Technology. “The Water We Call Home, an exhibition featuring a series of films created by School of Interactive […]
On July 6, 2022 Bryan Myles defended his dissertation “Bill Reid’s Tupperware Fleet: Meaning and Agency in the Cultural Lives of Four Replica Canoes”. Congratulations Dr. Bryan Myles, and thank you to the thesis committee and examiners: Dr. Jennifer Kramer (UBC Anthropology, MOA), Dr. Eldon Yellowhorn (SFU, Indigenous Studies); SFU Examiner Dr. Dara Culhane (Anthropology); […]