Making a Noise! Aboriginal Perspectives on Art, Art History, Critical Writing and Community is a collection of essays by leading Canadian and international curators and artists. The fifth in a series of books about curating and contemporary art, this publication re-examines the role of Aboriginal art and curatorial practice in contemporary culture. This collection of writing explores the exhibition and display of Aboriginal art including issues of repatriation of culturally significant artifacts, the role of the curator, ...
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Making a Noise! Aboriginal Perspectives on Art, Art History, Critical Writing and Community is a collection of essays by leading Canadian and international curators and artists. The fifth in a series of books about curating and contemporary art, this publication re-examines the role of Aboriginal art and curatorial practice in contemporary culture. This collection of writing explores the exhibition and display of Aboriginal art including issues of repatriation of culturally significant artifacts, the role of the curator, the institution and community. This book features fourteen essays by leading Canadian and international curators and artists.
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