This thesis examines contemporary Canadian art practices, which aim to challenge the notion of multiculturalism as a purported 'solution' to the cultural, racial and ethnic diversity that comprises the nation. Specifically focusing on the work of Canadian artists, Jin-me Yoon, Kinga Araya and Ken Lum, I explore the mythology surrounding Canada's liberal pluralist politics and problematize the notion of nationalism as operating through a process of exclusion by privileging a white Anglo-Canadian norm. This system of exclusion complicates further the process of (im)migration, therefore, I explore the psychological and 'unhomely' experience of displacement as expressed visually through artistic practice. Furthermore, as a means of addressing m...
This thesis explores the implication of subject formation and individuality within the confines of m...
Abstract: It is often believed that Canada is able to "manage" its diverse society to the extent tha...
Starting from the paradox that stresses the image of a welcoming multicultural Canada on the one han...
This thesis explores the use of museum spaces in disrupting settler notions of Canadian identity. By...
This thesis project investigates how contemporary artists articulate immigrant positionality in thei...
In the dominant Canadian imaginary, Filipinx subjects are largely seen as serving the neoliberal pri...
One of Canada’s most notable traits as a nation-state is its policy of multiculturalism or its natio...
This paper aims to add insight to the role that arts play in the immigrants and artistes expirience,...
"As such, one of the intentions for this exhibition was to acknowledge the diaspora experiences acro...
"As such, one of the intentions for this exhibition was to acknowledge the diaspora experiences acro...
“Red Tiles, White Mosaic” offers a literary and political history analyzing the settler-colonial pro...
“Red Tiles, White Mosaic” offers a literary and political history analyzing the settler-colonial pro...
This article offers a critical perspective on the pedagogical direction of what I call “global art h...
This thesis examines social relationships and everyday encounters between immigrants and focus parti...
This thesis explores the implication of subject formation and individuality within the confines of m...
This thesis explores the implication of subject formation and individuality within the confines of m...
Abstract: It is often believed that Canada is able to "manage" its diverse society to the extent tha...
Starting from the paradox that stresses the image of a welcoming multicultural Canada on the one han...
This thesis explores the use of museum spaces in disrupting settler notions of Canadian identity. By...
This thesis project investigates how contemporary artists articulate immigrant positionality in thei...
In the dominant Canadian imaginary, Filipinx subjects are largely seen as serving the neoliberal pri...
One of Canada’s most notable traits as a nation-state is its policy of multiculturalism or its natio...
This paper aims to add insight to the role that arts play in the immigrants and artistes expirience,...
"As such, one of the intentions for this exhibition was to acknowledge the diaspora experiences acro...
"As such, one of the intentions for this exhibition was to acknowledge the diaspora experiences acro...
“Red Tiles, White Mosaic” offers a literary and political history analyzing the settler-colonial pro...
“Red Tiles, White Mosaic” offers a literary and political history analyzing the settler-colonial pro...
This article offers a critical perspective on the pedagogical direction of what I call “global art h...
This thesis examines social relationships and everyday encounters between immigrants and focus parti...
This thesis explores the implication of subject formation and individuality within the confines of m...
This thesis explores the implication of subject formation and individuality within the confines of m...
Abstract: It is often believed that Canada is able to "manage" its diverse society to the extent tha...
Starting from the paradox that stresses the image of a welcoming multicultural Canada on the one han...