Indigenizing Land Held by Institutions and the Role of Architecture and Art in Truth and Reconciliation

Indigenous knowledge keepers, architects and artists from across Turtle Island will gather to share their artistic work and involvement in creative projects situated at local post-secondary institutions. This is happening at a time when universities are re-imagining their role in collective education and knowledge, as well as in sharing narratives of Indigeneity, settler colonialism and Canadian identity. These presentations will explore the role of art and architecture in Truth and Reconciliation and the artists’ process of creation from their respective Indigenous cultures and points of view.

Generously supported by Postsecondary Education Fund for Aboriginal Learners

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Cite: "Indigenizing Land Held by Institutions and the Role of Architecture and Art in Truth and Reconciliation" 19 May 2022. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/982149/indigenizing-land-held-by-institutions-and-the-role-of-architecture-and-art-in-truth-and-reconciliation> ISSN 0719-8884

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