Indigenous Studies II provides a detailed examination of the present-day issues and circumstances of Indigenous Canadians with a focus on the Residential School system, the Sixties Scoop, Inuit relocation, "authenticity," and stereotypes.
Introduction to Indigenous Art is a three-credit course designed to introduce students to Indigenous art and cultural objects from pre-Contact through contemporary artistic practice. Employing postmodern, feminist and post-colonial scholarship, students will discover how contemporary art historical study is reframing previous understandings Indigenous arts & cultural practices. This course acquaints students with practices of critical looking and introduces scholarly strategies for interpreting the material aesthetics and cultural history of Indigenous art works. Students will utilize their existing writing skills to develop argumentative analyses of art works and incorporate an expanded academic vocabulary in their assignments.
- Teacher: Preetumsingh Gowd
- Teacher: Judy Robinson
- Teacher: Anusha Udawatta
- Teacher: Sharon Duval
- Teacher: Preetumsingh Gowd
- Teacher: Judy Robinson
- Teacher: Anusha Udawatta
