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INTERNATIONAL ACADEMIES

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

11/8/2019

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The Carleton University Centre for Transnational Cultural Analysis, in partnership with the institutional members of TrACE (Transnational and Transcultural Art and Culture Exchange), is proud to present Worlding the Global: The Arts in the Age of Decolonization, an international academy designed to collaboratively re-imagine and pluralize the ‘global’ from multiple geocultural perspectives. Working in collaboration with Àbadakone / Continuous Fire / Feu continuel, the International Indigenous Art Exhibition at the National Gallery of Canada, the academy takes as its ethical starting point its situation on unceded Algonquin territory as well as the city of Ottawa’s entangled settler colonial, migrant, diasporic, and other transnational and transcultural histories. Bringing together local, national, and international scholars, artists, activists, and curators, the academy will facilitate a multi-pronged dialogue on the global in the arts and culture, proposing to understand our global world as a temporally constituted and open-ended process of lived interrelations and interconnections (Glissant 1997; Cheah 2016; Shih 2012).

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  • EAHR | Research Chair
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        • Participants
        • Visitors to Tiohtiá:ke
        • Meet our Team
      • Global South Working Group
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  • WPC 2023
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    • 2023 Exhibition
    • WPC academies 2019-2022
    • Montreal Team
    • Visitors To TIOHTIÁ:KE
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