“Indigenous Futurism” Creatively Answers North America’s Colonial Past
By Viviana Garcia-Blanco
“Indigenous Futurism” Creatively Answers North America’s Colonial Past
By Viviana Garcia-Blanco
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“Indigenous Futurism” is a creative movement that expresses Indigenous beliefs in the context of science fiction. Native, First Nations, and Indigenous artists and authors reimagine past, present, and future realities through a lens untainted by colonial ideals. In the Virtual Reality (VR) exhibit, Biidaaban: First Light , Anishinaabe artist and filmmaker, Lisa Jackson, depicts a Toronto, Canada that is reclaimed by nature. Jackson joins Worldview to discuss her critically acclaimed VR piece with WBEZ film contributor, Milos Stehlik.