Dear friends in clay,
On behalf of my fellow panelists for the Roundtable Discussion at NCECA 2019 (9am on Thursday 28 March, in Auditorium Main), I would like to convey a few suggestions we have compiled for readings that you may find useful as background for the Keynote address, Roundtable Discussion and further conversations you may have with other attendees.
- Shanai Matteson, “What Happened at Central Time Centric?” (https://medium.com/@shanai_haana/what-happened-at-central-time-centric-1fd8554317d9)
- Canuppa Hanska Luger in conversation with Alexandra R. Toland, “The Weapon is Sharing,” in Field to Palette: Dialogues on Soil and Art in the Anthropocene, Alexandra Toland, Jay Stratton Noller and Gerd Wessolek, eds. (CRC Press, 2019)
- Tim Ingold, “Ancestry, generation, substance, memory, land,” in The Perception of the Environment: Essays in livelihood, dwelling and skill (Routledge, 2000)
We hope that circulating these ideas through the NCECA 2019 community can help us to have deeper and more nuanced conversations about land, heritage and artistic practice.
Additional Resources
Cannupa Hanska Luger has provided some links to podcasts covering related material:
https://soundcloud.com/fluxprojects/flux-exchange-cannupa-hanska-luger
https://cfileonline.org/podcast-casita-confessions-garth-clark-cannupa-hanska-luger/
Shanai Matteson has provided some links to articles/websites on further aspects of her work:
http://editions.lib.umn.edu/openrivers/article/water-bar/
https://www.shanai.art/overburdenoverlook
http://www.mnartists.org/article/notebook-now-here
Steven Hilton has provided a link to a video about a recent work related to social engagement:
Keynote speaker and Roundtable panelist Winona LaDuke is the author of multiple books. We can likewise recommend the website of Honor The Earth
