The Liberation of the Chinook Wind

This piece documents a digital media/sculptural installation by the author that used windsocks to translate weather date into poetry about continued Indigenous presence, reconciliation to relationality to nature. The piece was originally commissioned by the Blackwood Gallery in Toronto, and this text first appeared in the 2023 edition of The Other Almanac (OR Books).

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2024-10-01
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Indigenous Health, Education, and Rights
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The Liberation of the Chinook Wind

Tania Willard
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The Liberation of the Chinook Wind

Tania Willard
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Abstract

This piece documents a digital media/sculptural installation by the author that used windsocks to translate weather date into poetry about continued Indigenous presence, reconciliation to relationality to nature. The piece was originally commissioned by the Blackwood Gallery in Toronto, and this text first appeared in the 2023 edition of The Other Almanac (OR Books).

PublicVol. 35(70)
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Indigenous Health, Education, and Rights
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