Writing on the Wall
by Gerald McMaster, Lindsey Sharman, Alisdair MacRae, Mike Schubert, Tanya Harnett
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How does Joane Cardinal-Schubert’s dual role as both an artist and an activist shape the urgency and impact of her visual work?
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In what ways does Cardinal-Schubert use her art to challenge, reclaim, and rewrite dominant historical narratives about Indigenous peoples in Canada?
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How does the book illuminate the specific barriers Indigenous artists, particularly women, faced within the Canadian art establishment during Cardinal-Schubert's career, and how do those struggles resonate today?
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