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Wanted to include this in my student as curator presentation but because the presentation was so long I didn’t play this. It is a great example of a contemporary Indigenous artist’s perspective on the colonialist and capitalist practice of fracking- and really connects to ideas and theories of ecofeminism. 

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Justine Kurland

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Rebecca Belmore, Artifact #671B

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Rebecca Belmore, Facing the Monumental, 2012

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Kong Ning, Wedding Dress made of masks, 2015

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Some works by Claudia Borgna, one of the artists that I presented on for my Artist as Curator project.

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Some photos of my plastic bag costume project, hoping to have a video ready for critique next week

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Imp Queen 

Drag performance artist from Toronto- found out about them from searching non-binary and non-gender conforming drag performers. I’m getting more interested in the idea of representing non-gendered bodies in nature, really interested in people like this and the creativity that is needed to create some of these costumes

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photos of Nuclia Waste, drag queen from Denver Colorado. Heard of her in the book Critical Ecofeminism by Greta Gaard and can’t seem to find much online other than on Facebook. Loved finding a drag queen activist approaching environmental issues

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Been finding inspiration from fashion lately, looking at trends in fashion and costume design using found materials, reused and recycled materials. Last picture is from the artist Nick Cave