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Active Pass and 36 Miles North of Midtown Manhattan
Topics: Feminist Geographies
, Indigenous Peoples
, Qualitative Methods
Keywords: Multimodal, Water , Ocean, Archive, Film, Indigenous, Women Session Type: Virtual Paper Abstract Day: Friday Session Start / End Time: 2/25/2022 05:20 PM (Eastern Time (US & Canada)) - 2/25/2022 06:40 PM (Eastern Time (US & Canada)) Room: Virtual 12
Authors:
Jessica Hallenbeck, Simon Fraser University
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Abstract
In this multimodal paper, I draw on over a decade of collaborative research with Coast Salish and Sahtu Dene artist Rosemary Georgeson (Georgeson and Hallenbeck, 2018) to foreground the material relationalities embedded in two distinct oceanic spaces; Active Pass in the Salish Sea, and the east bank of the Ka’nón:no (Hudson River estuary), specifically 36 miles north of Midtown Manhattan. My intention in bringing together these two oceanic spaces is to underscore the enduring territoriality of the sea. I trace a genealogy of these two oceanic spaces, centering Indigenous relationships with the ocean amidst ongoing disruption and dispossession.
Active Pass and 36 Miles North of Midtown Manhattan
