Publications
Welcome to the Digital Publications: Decolonizing Arts Publishing program, a vibrant space dedicated to Indigenous arts professionals, academics, artists, and curators. Our goal is to create a dynamic platform where critical discourse thrives and Indigenous narratives are celebrated. Through our Digital Publications Process, we’re committed to building an inclusive community that embraces diverse perspectives and contributes to the decolonization of arts publishing. Our mission is to curate digital collections that reflect Indigenous voices, support learning and research needs, and promote cultural diversity. We actively seek collaborations to digitize archival writings and invite submissions for our growing publications archive. Join us in shaping the future of Indigenous art discourse and creating a vibrant showcase of contemporary Indigenous art and culture.
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- Amber-Dawn Bear Robe
- Antonio Catrileo
- Barry Ace
- Bonnie Devine
- Candice Hopkins
- Cesar Alejandro Romero
- Claire Johnston
- Daina Warren
- David Garneau
- Dr. Michelle S. A. McGeough
- France Trepanier
- Gloria Bell
- Heather Igloliorte
- Janine Windolph
- Jason Baerg
- Jennifer Smith
- Justine “Tini” Stilborn
- Karen Pheasant
- KC Adams
- Linda Grussani
- Peter Morin
- Robert Houle
- Ryan Rice
- Teyohá:te Brant
- William Kingfisher
Decolonizing Territory: The Rite of Memorializing Space by Cesar Alejandro […]
‘Chi-kishkayhitamihk Si Te Li Neu Biizon’ (Education is the […]
Christi Belcourt‘s beaded jacket accompanied by Claire Johnston Aanikoobijiganag: Thunder […]
Interview with Christi Belcourt, contributing artist and coordinator for Walking […]
Interview with Curator Ellen Taubman, Changing Hands: Art Without Reservation […]
Re-Imagining Indigenous Portraiture: Will Wilson’s Critical Indigenous Photographic Exchange By […]
Podcast with Tatiana Lomahaftewa-Singer, curator of 50/50 Fifty Artists / […]
Interview with Jessie Short and Vanessa Dion Fletcher by Gloria […]
Interview with Suzanne Morrissette, curator of Setting: Land by Gloria […]
Aboriginal Words and Arts Practices in Quebec Today By France […]
Ready to share your voice with the world? We honour your contributions. Together, let’s rewrite history. Submit your work to j.stilborn@icca.art. Please include a 250-word biography, a profile photo, and contact information (phone, email, address) with your submission. Our editorial team is eager to host your work on our platform and will review all submissions, notifying selected contributors accordingly.