Aboriginal Digital Access Project
Toronto: Vtape, 2012
VTape's Aboriginal Digital Access Project was founded by Deirdre Logue and Chris Gehman to make the work of Indigenous artists more accessible to the public. Unsettling Sex is the first public outcome of this program, where John G Hampton was invited to create a programme of these works of his own.
This programme offers an in-depth look into Indigenous sexualities through the work of Kent Monkman, Jams Diamond, Marnie Parrell and Ariel Smith. The aim of this programme is to bring to the surface the fruitful and underdeveloped area of indigenous sexualities in artistic exploration.
Contents:
VTape's Aboriginal Digital Access Project Introduction
Unsettling Sex, John G. Hampton; Kent Monkman; James Diamond; Marnie Parrell; Ariel Smith; Program Notes; Biographies.
ITEM 2012.146 – available for viewing in the Research Centre
Videos, Artworks and Artists Cited
Exposed: Aesthetics of Aboriginal Erotic Art – Lee Ann-Martin
Dance to Miss Chief – Kent Monkman
Mars-Womb-Man – James Diamond
I am the art scene starring Woman Polanski – James Diamond
About Town – Marnie Parrell
Dear Diary – Ariel Smith
Target Girls – Ariel Smith
Home of the Brave – Paul Chaat