October 14 2016, 6H30 PM – 8H30 PM<\/p>\n
Hexagram is proud to support Jason Lewis in the organisation of Dr. Kim Tallbear\u2019s talk as a part of the Future Imaginary Lecture series. <\/p>\n
We live in an era of decimation dubbed the \u201canthropocene.\u201d Settler-colonial states such as the US and Canada disproportionately consume the world. As we reconsider violent human practices and conceive of new ways of living with Earth in the face of a feared apocalypse, we must interrogate settler sexuality and family constructs that make both land and humans effectively (women, children, lovers) into property. Indigenous peoples\u2014post-apocalyptic for centuries\u2014have been disciplined by the state according to a monogamist, heteronormative, marriage-focused, nuclear family ideal that is central to the colonial project. Settler sexualities and their unsustainable kin forms do not only harm humans, but they harm the earth. I consider how expansive indigenous concepts of kin, including with other-than-humans, can serve as a provocation for moving (back? forward?) into more sustainable and just relations.<\/p>\n
Amphiteatre York, EV 1.605
1515 rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest
Montr\u00e9al, Qc H3G 2W1
M\u00e9tro Guy-Concordia<\/p>\n
\u00c9v\u00e9nement gratuit et ouvert au public.
L\u2019activit\u00e9 se d\u00e9roulera en anglais.<\/p>\n
Future Imaginary Lecture Series is organized by the Indigenous Futures research cluster of Milieux\u2019s Institute for Arts, Culture and Technology. The series is supported by the Initiative for Indigenous Future Partnership, Aboriginal Territories in Cyberspace, and the University Research Chair in Computational Media and the Indigenous Future Imaginary.<\/p>\n
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