6-0215 UNSETTLED STATES: INDIGENOUS CULTURAL ACTIVISM, SOVEREIGNTY, AND THE UNFINISHED LEGACIES OF SETTLER COLONIALISM

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Sunday, November 20, 2011: 08:00-12:00

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Those involved in mentoring activities, Students, Practicing and Applied Anthropologists

Organizers: Tate A LeFevre (New York University) and Eugenia C Kisin (New York University)

Chairs: Tate A LeFevre (New York University)

Discussants: Fred R Myers (New York University) and Audra Simpson (Columbia University)

08:00

Mediating Indigeneity: Ho-Chunk “Indian News” As a Critique of the Legacies of Settler Colonialism

Grant Paul Arndt (Iowa State University)

08:15

“A Swing of the Pendulum, Maybe”: Ojibwe Self-Representation, the Collaborative State, and a Tolerant Citizenry

Jennifer Stampe (Independent Scholar)

08:30

From Black to Blak: Boomalli Aboriginal Artists’ Cooperative and the Inception of An Indigenous Photo-Media Art Movement In Australia

Sabra G Thorner (New York University)

08:45

Liquidity In the Sovereign State

Lindsay M Weiss (Stanford University)

09:00

Unsettling the Contemporary: Critical Indigeneity and Aboriginal Arts Funding In British Columbia

Eugenia C Kisin (New York University)

09:15

From Media to Digital Media : Examining Identity Claims Through the Interaction of the Kanak People

Léonie Marin (Université Paris VIII)

09:30

Re-Presenting Native Hawaiian Material Culture: Nathaniel Emerson and the Smithsonian

Holly K. Coleman (University of Hawaii at Manoa)

09:45

Spectrum Wars, Māori Digital Futures, and Indigenous Self-Determination

April J Strickland (New York University)

10:00

Native American Art Collectives In the South-West: From Commoditization to Resistance

Mylene Hengen (Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales)

10:15

Refusing/Reformulating Citoyenneté: Kanak Youth and Cultural Production within Associations

Tate A LeFevre (New York University)

10:30

The “Professionalization of Indigeneity” In the Carib Territory of Dominica

Jennifer Shannon (University of Colorado)

10:45

Treasured Possessions, Cultured Resources

Haidy Geismar (New York University)

11:00

Reclaiming the Body: Strategies of Resistance In Virgil Ortiz’s Fashion Designs

Jessica R. Metcalfe (Arizona State University)

11:15

Discussant

Fred R Myers (New York University)

11:30

Discussant

Audra Simpson (Columbia University)

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