Indigenous artists against the Anthropocene

Jessica L. Horton’s “Indigenous Artists Against the Anthropocene” highlights the history of the American Indian Movement (AIM) in relation to the ecological movement, then brings attention to present day indigenous artists who have persisted through white supremacist and capitalists structures that threaten both the environment and Indigenous communities.

Jessica L. Horton is an assistant professor of modern and contemporary art at the University of Delaware, focusing on Indigenous history and culture.

Indigenous artists against the anthropocene

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