Post-Image Research Cluster, led by co-directors, Deanna Bowen, Hannah Claus (outgoing) and Juan Ortiz-Apuy (incoming), is excited to announce a compelling two-day symposium titled “Visioning New Horizons”.
This event extends the dialogue initiated in Post-Image’s 2022-2023 speaker series “Moving the Landscape to Find Ground,” aiming to explore strategies, projects, and policies to affect change and decenter colonialism within arts institutions founded upon White settler governance and colonial structures.
From interrogating images, to the critical role of curation in challenging narratives, the panels will engage with 2-Spirit/Queer practices and IBPOC expression of new materialities through lens-based practices, navigating through critical themes in arts and culture. Attendees can anticipate thought-provoking conversations that not only delve into past practices but also envision actionable change for the future.
Schedule
Day 1: Friday November 3, MB 10.201
11 a.m. - Keynote presentation
Jolene K. Rickard (Tuscarora, Turtle Clan), an Associate Professor at Cornell University, curator, and visual historian specializing in Indigenous art and material culture, will lend her expertise to initiate the discussions and frame the narrative for ensuing conversations.
1:30 p.m. - New materialities and lens-based practices
Catherine Blackburn, Hannah Claus, Juan Ortiz-Apuy
Moderator: Joana Joachim
3 p.m. - Reclaiming Place through Process
Dayna Danger, Peter Morin, Michaëlle Sergile
Moderator: Alice Ming Wai Jim