Representation of Indigenous People in Film Research Papers (original) (raw)

EcoCentrix: Indigenous Arts, Sustainable Acts
International Exhibition of Indigenous Art and Performance
Bargehouse, Oxo Tower Wharf, Southbank, London
25 October – 10 November 2013
Alive to the power of performance, contemporary indigenous artists merge the familiar with the unexpected, the traditional with the experimental, creating new forms and objects along the way. They provoke dialogues about resources, social justice and stereotypes, and show the triumphs and failures of our times.
EcoCentrix: Indigenous Arts, Sustainable Acts [brought] to London the work of more than 40 artists from the Americas, Australia, the Pacific and South Africa. Uniquely comprised of both live performance and the traces it leaves behind in images, digital media, sounds, texts and crafted objects, this interactive exhibition [offered] fresh ways of grasping what sustainable can mean.
Chief Curator: Prof. Helen Gilbert
Assistant Curator: Dani Phillipson
Film Curator: Charlotte Gleghorn
Designers: Lucy Algar, Dani Phillipson
Digital Designer: Jamie Griffiths
Curatorial Assistants: Sergio Huarcaya, Genner Llanes-Ortiz, Dylan Robinson