Dr. Michelle S. A. McGeough, PhD

Journals

2012 “Through Their Eyes: Indigenous Curatorial Practices.”  Wicazo Sa Review.  University of Minnesota Press. Minneapolis. Vol. 27, No. 1, (Spring 2012), pp. 13-20.

Books

Book Chapters

2024                                   “Introduction.” Museum Queeries: Two-Spirit,                                              Indigiqueer, and LGBTTQ*

Interventions into Museums and Curation. Edited by Angela Failler, Michelle McGeough, and Heather Milne. Jagiellonian University Press. 2024

2024                                  “Finding the Unicorn: “Locating Queer Indigenous Lives in the Archive,” Museum Queeries: Two-Spirit, Indigiqueer, and LGBTTQ* Interventions into Museums and Curation.  ed. Angela Failer, Michelle McGeough and Angela Milne. Jagiellonian University Press. Forthcoming in 2024~peer reviewed.

2024                                  “Go-won-go Mohawk: Troubling Settler Colonial Constructions of Gender and Performativity.” In Looking Back and Looking Forward: American Indian Art Studies Today. Ed. Laura Smith and Kathleen Ash-Milby.  UNM Press~ peer reviewed

2023                           “Beyond Queer Survivance.” The Routledge Companion                                      of Indigenous Art Histories in Canada and the United                                        States. New York: Routledge.  Peer reviewed

2008                                 “ Norval Morrisseau and the Erotic.” Me Sexy: an                                       Exploration of Native Sex and Sexuality, edited by Drew                                         Hayden Taylor, Douglas & McIntyre, 2008, pp. 59–86.

Essays in catalogues

Conference Presentations

2019 Native American Indigenous Studies Association, Minneapolis MN.
Paper: Erotic Affections: Norval Morrisseau’s Influence on the Artist Production of Contemporary Two Spirit LGBTQQ2 Artists.

2019 Native and Indigenous Studies Association, Hamilton, New Zealand
Paper: Activating Indigenous Knowledge: Contemporary Indigenous Artists Push Beyond Queering the Canon.

2011 Native American Indigenous Studies Association, UC Davis, Sacramento CA. "Paper: Questioning The Colonial Constructions of Sexuality Identity: An Examination of the Indigenous Alternative Genders in the Films of Thirza Cuthand and Carey Tully

Boards and Memberships

ARTH 376 Indigenous Art Survey

ARTH 396:  Mexican Muralism and its Legacies

ARTH 613: Seminar on Indigenous Feminism(s)

PhD Supervision -

M.A. Supervision

MFA 
2018  Jay Pahre M.F.A. Studio UBC 

External Examiner

External Examiner