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Art Native American

Joar Nango

Uncle Doug’s Fishing Shack

introduction by Jenifer Papararo

by (author) Joar Nango

contributions by Ryan Gorrie, Timothy O'Rourke, David Thomas & Courtney R. Thompson

Publisher
Fillip
Initial publish date
Jan 2023
Category
Native American, General
  • Paperback / softback

    ISBN
    9781927354407
    Publish Date
    Jan 2023
    List Price
    $15

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Description

Supplement 7: Uncle Doug’s Fishing Shack traces Nango’s artistic process, mapping the development of his temporary installation and sculpture Uncle Doug’s Fishing Shack presented at Plug In ICA (Winnipeg) in 2019 as part of STAGES. The publication features an interview between Nango and Indigenous architect David Thomas, and texts by Indigenous architect Ryan Gorrie, Australian architecture lecturer Timothy O’Rourke, and Canadian architecture scholar Courtney R. Thompson. This publication is part of Fillip’s Supplements series, with this edition published in collaboration with Plug In ICA (Winnipeg) and the Art Gallery of York University (Toronto). Supplement 7 is edited by Jenifer Papararo.

About the authors

Jenifer Papararo's profile page

Joar Nango's profile page

Ryan Gorrie's profile page

Timothy O'Rourke's profile page

David M. Thomas is the retired Vice-President Academic of Vancouver Island University in Nanaimo, BC. Educated in the United Kingdom, France, and Canada, he has held a number of senior academic administrative appointments in addition to teaching. He has a PhD in political science from the University of Calgary; is author of Whistling Past the Graveyard: Constitutional Abeyances, Quebec, and the Future of Canada; was a co-editor of Braving the New World: Readings in Contemporary Politics; and is the editor of the first two editions of Canada and the United States: Differences that Count.

David Thomas' profile page

Courtney R. Thompson's profile page

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