OCAD U Celebrates National Indigenous History Month with Jordan Bennett
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Monday, June 13, 2022
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pi'tawita'iek: we goup river deepens a vital conversation about Indigenous Peoples survivance and joy.
Key Points:
- pi'tawita'iek: we goup river deepens a vital conversation about Indigenous Peoples survivance and joy.
- Because so much of Bennetts work challenges colonial perceptions of Indigenous histories and presence and lends itself to discussions regarding contemporary Indigenous realities within urban and rural communities, his visit will be a powerful time of contemplation during National Indigenous History Month at OCAD U.
- The University continues to make progress decolonizing its institution and in fostering a community that recognizes and respects Indigenous art, histories, culture, teachings and ways of knowing.
- June 15 also marks the opening ofBennetts solo exhibition, Souvenir, at OCAD Us Onsite Gallery.