Robert Houle: Life & Work Social Justice Think - Golden Girls TV

Think - Golden Girls TV program meets the Rez

traditional spirituality and the Anishinaabe conception of their place in the universe

This University of Manitoba Press publication was issued in 2018 and comments on the treatment of the so-called 1990 Oka Crisis in terms of cinematic and literary creations and responses from Indigenous scholars and artists

many of the poems focus on what creates a personal connection to an urban environment that not long ago was still under Indigenous governance systems

but comes with a burden of its own

Robert Houle: Life & Work Social Justice Think - Golden Girls TVRobert Houle RCA is a Saulteaux First Nations Canadian artist, curator, critic, and educator. Robert Houle has played a critical and defining role in bridging the gap between First Nations artists and the broader Canadian art scene and synthesizing contemporary art styles and Anishnabe traditions for over forty years. From his experience growing up on the Sandy Bay First Nation Kaa wii kwe tawang kak in Manitoba to his paintings, installations, and