FROM INVASIVE OTHERS TOWARD EMBRACING EACH OTHER:
Migration, Dispossession, and Place-Based Knowledge in the Arts of the Americas

Guided Discussion of the Huntington Free Library Native American Collection

April 18, 2022 at 10:00 a.m. at 2B48 Kroch Library (lower basement of Olin Library; walk to the back of the library and take stairs or elevator to floor 2B)

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Join artist Sandy Rodriguez in conversation with Professor Ananda Cohen-Aponte, Professor Ella Maria Diaz, Professor Jolene Rickard, and Curator Eisha Neely to for a discussion of documents in the Huntington Free Library Native American Collection that center on the themes of Indigenous resistance and migration. Highlights include maps of the Hodinǫhsǫ:ni? region, a nineteenth-century Quechua pictographic catechism, a peace treaty with the Delaware Nation, and a Nahuatl-Spanish-Matlatzinca dictionary from 1585.

 

To reserve a spot, please contact Ananda Cohen-Aponte at aic42@cornell.edu. Space is limited.