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Other Space : 6 Degrees of Exploration

Carmen L. Robertson

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Catalogue to accompany an exhibition comprised of works by six emerging Aboriginal artists from Saskatchewan. Robertson situates the artists' works within the contexts of contemporary and traditional Indigenous art. Emphasis is placed on concepts of hybrid or third space, and issues of identity, appropriation and authenticity. 1 bibl. ref.

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Catalogue to accompany an exhibition comprised of works by six emerging Aboriginal artists from Saskatchewan. Robertson situates the artists' works within the contexts of contemporary and traditional Indigenous art. Emphasis is placed on concepts of hybrid or third space, and issues of identity, appropriation and authenticity. 1 bibl. ref.

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Catalogue to accompany an exhibition comprised of works by six emerging Aboriginal artists from Saskatchewan. Robertson situates the artists' works within the contexts of contemporary and traditional Indigenous art. Emphasis is placed on concepts of hybrid or third space, and issues of identity, appropriation and authenticity. 1 bibl. ref.

Key concepts: Appropriation, Exhibition, Indigenous, Space (punctuation), Identity (music), Emphasis (telecommunications), Art, Visual arts

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