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Un-Natural Traces : Contemporary Art from Canada

Bruce W. Ferguson, Carol Brown

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Ferguson problematizes Canada as territory, identity, and representation. Proposing that the 15 artists in the exhibition undermine any notion of a unified national identity, Brown discusses each of their works. Biographical notes. 25 bibl. ref.

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Ferguson problematizes Canada as territory, identity, and representation. Proposing that the 15 artists in the exhibition undermine any notion of a unified national identity, Brown discusses each of their works. Biographical notes. 25 bibl. ref.

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Ferguson problematizes Canada as territory, identity, and representation. Proposing that the 15 artists in the exhibition undermine any notion of a unified national identity, Brown discusses each of their works. Biographical notes. 25 bibl. ref.

Key concepts: Exhibition, Identity (music), Representation (politics), Natural (archaeology), Art history, Art, National identity, Visual arts

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