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Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas working on an installation of his Haida Manga artwork

Haida X Manga exhibition

Haida X Manga is a multi-sited temporary exhibition focusing on the works of Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas, an award-winning visual artist, author, public speaker, and a member of the Haida Nation. As the creator of the Haida Manga genre, Yahgulanaas blends the traditions of Indigenous Northwest Coast iconographies with the dynamism of East Asian graphic art […]

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From Universities to the UN: Navigating Colonial Institutions at the End of the World as We Know It

In face of intensifying social and ecological crises, this conference asks how we might navigate colonial institutions – from universities to the UN – in ways that question their presumed benevolence and continuity while also mobilizing their resources to reduce harm and support the creation and revitalization of other possibilities for collective existence. Can we […]

Dr. Charlotte Lerg wears a dark boat-necked top and glasses, smiling, with details of her talk "Broad Brush Strokes and Fine Lines" on April 5, co-sponsored by UBC History and Public Humanities Hub