The Indigenous Peoples Artist Collective (IPAC)
1010 Central Avenue S6V 4V5 Prince Albert, SK, Canada

We've just extended the deadline for NSI IndigiDocs to December 28! AND great news for successful applicants: the amazing Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers has been appointed to co-manage the program with Kaya Wheeler.

Join us for an Evening of Story and Song! Dec. 16 - Online (Register here: http://ow.ly/bvHI50CH7e0) #ReconciliationSK

#SubmissionCall #Repost @roommagazine We invite unpublished writing and visual art submission for the Indigenous Brilliance Issue 44.3, in conjunction ...with @massybooks and edited by the Indigenous Brilliance team: Karmella Cen Benedito De Barros, Emily Dundas Oke, Patricia Massy, jaye simpson, and Jessica Johns! This issue is to hold space for Indigenous creatives to tell their stories. Indigenous is used to refer broadly to peoples of long settlement and connection to specific lands who have been adversely affected by incursions by industrial economies, displacement, and settlement of their traditional territories by others. We acknowledge this is not limited to Turtle Island and the America's, and welcome Indigenous experiences from around the globe, who share histories of European colonialism, genocide, enslavement, subjugation, resistance, sovereignty and liberation. We would like to acknowledge and hold space for diverse experiences of Indigeneity, but specifically that of Black Indigenous/Afro-Indigenous descent, as we acknowledge that our history includes Indigenous communities being complacent and often perpetuating anti-Black violence. We hope this Indigenous Brilliance special issue brings light to the entanglements of these histories and outlines a liberatory future. We invite creatives to submit work that centres storytelling from Indigenous perspectives, methods, and forms. We envision this special issue to encompass different communities coming together with a shared vision of Indigenous resurgence: one that exists through the act of making space for ourselves and each other, through community building, and through the radical act of living and loving. This issue encourages writing and visual art, as well as diverse non-literary art forms to be submitted. Deadline: January 31, 2021 See more