A student-led initiative based out of the Department of Art History, centred around fostering respectful dialogue about Indigenous Art on Turtle Island.
Founded in 2012, the Indigenous Art Research Group promotes the study and engagement of Canadian Indigenous artistic practice. Our goal is to create a space for discussions about current issues and triumphs of Indigenous artists and scholars. The group fosters this via panel discussions, exhibition curation, the production of a journal and collaborations with student led and professional individua
06/07/2019
congrats on the exhibition Alexandra Nordstrom
Concordia grad student pays tribute to legendary Cree leader Chief Poundmaker Alexandra Nordstrom curated an exhibit at the Poundmaker Cree Nation in Saskatchewan.
01/25/2019
SSHRC awards Concordia researchers $100K for Indigenous research capacity and reconciliation activities From Inuit-specific arts training to the Dish with One Spoon, Heather Igloliorte and Nadia Myre pursue important and holistic interdisciplinary projects.
01/16/2019
Hi everyone, we're back and now with a new meeting time! Join us every Wednesday from 12-3 until the end of the semester! 😎
12/04/2018
This is happening tonight! Don't forget to RSVP!
Guided tour of Ursula Johnson's exhibition at SBC galerie d'art contemporain - Gallery of Contemporary Art on December 4th at 6pm! RSVP through the link!
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11/29/2018
Guided tour of Ursula Johnson's exhibition at SBC galerie d'art contemporain - Gallery of Contemporary Art on December 4th at 6pm! RSVP through the link!
goo.gl/H3v89G
11/22/2018
We are launching a call for submissions for our upcoming journal. Authors and editors please submit!
We are pleased to announce along with First Voices Week Concordia the job call for an an upcoming exhibition. Indigenous students at Concordia interested in the arts are encouraged to apply.
11/07/2018
Dr. Heather Igloliorte is speaking tonight at the MMFA! free of charge