Association of Unknown Shores Meeting

Angela Piccini; Kayle Brandon; Mark Jackson; St Stephen's Church; Sue Giles; Mark Igloliorte

Association of Unknown Shores Meeting

Angela Piccini, Kayle Brandon, Mark Jackson (Other), St Stephen's Church (Other), Sue Giles (Other), Mark Igloliorte (Other)

School of Art, Design and Architecture

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Abstract

On 20 October 2018, at Arnolfini, from 10am-4.30pm, we met to acknowledge the ongoing legacy of the presence, in the autumn of 1577, of three Inuit in Bristol. They were abducted from Nunavut by the English privateer, Martin Frobisher. Their story is how we continue to breathe coloniality. Cartography, navigation, bad faith, magic, alchemy, comets, land theft, shareholders, gold fraud – all still shape lives now.

Medium: Installation, performance, sculpture

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 20 Oct 2018

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