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Artist Project

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Strata

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Photography

Technology

Landscape

In this Artist Project, Dan Holdsworth depicts the landscape of Washington State’s Mount St. Helens with a series of photographic relief inversions that alter the viewer’s ability to accurately interpret the volcano’s ever-changing topography. A text by Rebecca Travis accompanies the project.

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Jane Affleck is a PhD candidate in the Cultural Studies program at Trent University, a part-time instructor at NSCAD University and a freelance writer.

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Performance

Indigenous

Identity

In this article on Mi’kmaw artist Ursula Johnson, Jane Affleck considers how Johnson’s performance and sculptural installation work confronts prejudice and stereotypes as a way of “righting historical wrongs.” Past performances and a recent solo exhibition in Halifax are discussed in detail, describing Johnson’s investigations into Aboriginal identity and spectator-participant engagement.

Wrongs Can Make It Right: The Performance and Sculptural Installation Work of Ursula Johnson

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