In light of Anishinaabe-kwe curator Wanda Nanibush’s recent, troubling, and abrupt departure from the Art Gallery of Ontario, we are sharing this interview from the forthcoming book Beyond Museum Walls (Jagiellonian/Columbia University Press), in which Thinking Through the Museum’s Heather Igloliorte converses with Nanibush about the tremendous Indigenous and decolonial accomplishments Wanda and her colleagues realized at the AGO during her tenure. The interview was conducted in 2019 on behalf of the Beyond Museum Walls research project (funded by the Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada), but the publication was delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic; the book will now be published in early 2024.

Three short texts written by members of TTTM’s National Heritage and Traumatic Memory Cluster, reflecting on their experiences.

This graphic recording is a collaborative project emerging from work between Museum Queeries Cluster Research Assistant Mika Castro and graphic recording artist Devon Kerslake at the University of Winnipeg.