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Featuring artists Nicholas Galanin, Ashley Holland, Candice Hopkins, and Steven Loft
Moderated by Dyani White Hawk

Recent political and cultural events (such as the Walker’s own installation and subsequent dismantling of Sam Durant’s Scaffold and the Dakota Access Pipeline protests) have elicited a new wave of critical conversation about the state and future of contemporary native arts practice. This program is intended to add to and extend conversations that have been happening online, among peers, and in live panels across the country and will address issues such as the reception and influence of native arts, their role in activism, and their survival in the face of continued misunderstanding, misappropriation, and marginalization.

 

The Mack Lecture series is made possible by generous support from Aaron and Carol Mack.

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While Nicholas Galanin's art often melds seemingly disparate elements—an AR-15 modified with Tlingit engraving, a mashup of Princess Leia and a 1906 photo of a Hopi-Tew woman, a bear skin rug clad in a US flag—he rejects a binary often applied to his work: the one that divides it into contemporary and traditional elements. "Like colonial national borders cutting through land and people who have lived here longer than those invented lines, these lines drawn through creative production are also an attempt to control."

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