Esery Mondesir moderating/cultivating excellent conversation here - asking about what we *choose* to show about a life (our own or others) @eserymo#HomeMadeVisible@RegentParkFilm
Julia Huynh on using, exhibiting while simultaneously protecting family photos/videos (cutting, folding, not showing). Check out her great work https://t.co/eSWQ42hIXm #HomeMadeVisible@RegentParkFilm
Michael Roderick Keshane on process of filmmaking, including caretaking, family, friends & making “Keepers for the Old People”. Check out his work here https://t.co/owLm9Y7dyl #HomeMadeVisible@RegentParkFilm
Saroja Ponnambalam on the process of making her film Pandi & working wt imagery & symbolism from uncle’s archive. Check her work out https://t.co/x7KewxNgVH #HomeMadeVisible@RegentParkFilm
Lisa Jackson on using sound experiments to communicate “shaming ceremony” in Her film “Restoration”. “Beau Dick's Copper Breaking ceremony on the steps of the BC Legislature during Idle No More in 2013.” https://t.co/0F2jDUS7ef #HomeMadeVisible@RegentParkFilm
Stephen Agluvak Puskas recasting “censorship”. Whose censorship is more important? When is censorship not at work in film / media / art production & circulation? When it comes to censorship you need to look at who as the power. #HomeMadeVisible@RegentParkFilm
M. Mohamed presenting on “somehow i found you: On Black Archival Practices” working with CLGA collections. “On Black lives as excess of the archive.” #HomeMadeVisible@RegentParkFilm
Stephen Agluvak Puskas talking internet / social media research ethics re. Inuit art, politics, protest cultures. Don’t trust racist YouTube algorithms. Showing clips from his amazing film UQUITAKTUMII #HomeMadeVisible@RegentParkFilm
Ariel Smith & Stephen Agluvak Puskas reflecting on rights to self-determination and censorship vs “freedom of expression” in Indigenous media/arts. #HomeMadeVisible@RegentParkFilm
TRC? What TRC? John A Macdonald’s role in the colonial land tenure system, clearing the plains of Indigenous people, the expulsion of Asian migrants, and helping to found the residential school system makes him an “Eminent Victorian”! Nice work @UofT. https://t.co/nEuZrNxaeC
I guess the satire of Lytton Strachey’s “Eminent Victorians” was lost on this @UofT crew & they decided to stick with colonialism? Here’s a petition to remind historians that history matters. https://t.co/nEuZrNxaeC
3/4 @UofT History and the JHI would never support a speaker who ignores the vast field of scholarship on Macdonald’s “pioneering” leadership in the genocidal architecture that makes up the settler Cnd state!
2/4 Some settlers be like “everyone was racist back then, lay off the J Mac!” Good thing neither UofT nor Hugh Segal would pedal such #settlersplaining nonsense!
1/4 Thrilled @UofT supports public talks on “Eminent Victorians of Toronto” like John A Macdonald, innovator of state racism. Looking forward to Hugh Segal’s discussions on JAM’s love for genocide and the Aryan British Americas! https://t.co/iXoAm5Ug1F
This fundraiser is over 120k now. It’s like the more gleefully genocidal side of last year’s “cultural appropriation prize.” Stunning monstrosity. #JusticeForColtenBoushie https://t.co/KxXkxNvZN4