So You Want to Make Social Change...
Splice Magazine, Spring 2008, pp. 14-17
Festival 50.104 panelists discuss the challenges and successes of working within cross-cultural and transcultural collaborations. Works deal with cultural identity and create an opportunity to engage in dialogue that can make a beneficial change. 21 at the Dunlop contains work that looks at identity of non-dominant individuals/group within their own cultures and within a wider post-colonial and dominant culture.
ITEM 2008.039 – available for viewing in the Research Centre
Videos, Artworks and Artists Cited
BBQ Muslims – Zarqa Nawaz
Little Mosque on the Prairie – Zarqa Nawaz
untitled part 3B: (As if) beauty never ends... – Jayce Salloum
untitled part 4: terra (in)cognita – Jayce Salloum
Elwood Jimmy
Slingshot Hip Hop – Jackie Salloum
Miss Canadiana – Camille Turner
A Moment of Clarity – Gabriel Yahyahkeekoot
Mother-Daughter: Together But Separate – Divya Mehra
treatycard – Cheryl L'Hirondelle
Poundmaker's Garden – Sandra Semchuk
Poundmaker's Garden – James Nicholas
Nancy's Story – Camille Turner
Digital Storytelling Projects – Camille Turner
Digital Storytelling Projects – Jennifer LaFontaine
Race Is a Four Letter Word – Sobaz Benjamin
The Taxi Driver – Divya Mehra
Scott B-Ball – Scott Collegiate
Mayasitiw – Gabriel Yahyahkeekoot