Productive archiving: Artistic strategies, future memories & fluid identities The Things Around Us Beginning with Indigenous treaty-making principles

Beginning with Indigenous treaty-making principles expressed in early inter-Indigenous and intercultural alliances such as the Two Row Wampum/Covenant Chain

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Productive archiving: Artistic strategies, future memories & fluid identities The Things Around Us Beginning with Indigenous treaty-making principlesProductive Archiving discusses a variety of problems of archival organizations. It mainly focuses on the following three issues that are usually overlooked: first, the question of inclusion in or exclusion from the archive; second, the loss of individuality in the archive, the danger of homogenization; and third, that archiving may become a form of pigeonholing, boxing specific identities into a confined space. Avoiding the archive because of these