Visiblement iroquoien = Visibly Iroquoian : exhibition products, 2022.

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Visiblement iroquoien = Visibly Iroquoian : exhibition products, 2022.

Description:

1 item ; 23 cm or smaller

Notes:
Includes: installation map (15 x 23).
French and English.

Summary:

Items produced on the occasion of an installation held at the Canadian centre for architecture, Montréal, December 19, 2022-December 23, 2023. Looking out from windows across three sites in the CCA building, an installation by interdisciplinary performing artist Ange Loft prompts visitors to consider Indigenous context in and around the city of Tiohtià:ke/Mooniyang/Montréal through a series of interconnected activities. Combining art-based research, archeological and historical maps, and oral narratives, the installation engages with the land upon which the city has been built, specifically the layered histories beneath the ground.

Subject:

Iroquois Indians Québec (Province) Montréal.
Iroquois Indians Québec (Province)
Iroquois art.
Haudenosaunee Québec (Province) Montréal
Haudenosaunee Québec (Province)
Art iroquois.
Iroquois Indians
Québec
Québec Montréal
Exhibitions Canada Québec (Province) Montréal 2020-2030.

Form/genre:

maps (documents)

Added entries:

Loft, Ange, artist.
Centre canadien d'architecture, organizer, host institution, issuing body.

Visibly Iroquoian

Holdings:

Location: Library cage cca productions 317509
Call No.: 2022-3
Copy: 1
Notes: installation map
Status: Available

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