Professor Jacqueline Fear-Segal (UEA) Co-Investigator, ‘Beyond the Spectacle’ The oral history programme of ‘Beyond the Spectacle’ is a vital component of this project. We anticipate … Read more

Stacy Pratt Web editor, First American Art Magazine This article originally appeared on the blog of First American Art Magazine – here. All credit goes … Read more

Beyond the Spectacle: Native North American Presence in Britain presents a one-day symposium Indigenous Art in Britain Wednesday 6 June 2018 9:30am-5:30pm Lecture Theatre 1, … Read more

Dr Kate Rennard (University of Kent) Research Associate, ‘Beyond the Spectacle’ On a bitterly cold January morning in 1985, members of the American Indian Movement … Read more

Bobby C. Martin Artist – 7 Springs Studio As a Native artist and Muscogee Creek citizen living in Oklahoma (formerly Indian Territory), I am excited … Read more

Professor Coll Thrush (University of British Columbia) International Collaborator, ‘Beyond the Spectacle’ “Terms like metropole and colony, core and periphery presume to make clear what … Read more

Dr Jack Davy (University of East Anglia) Research Associate, ‘Beyond the Spectacle’ In this blog post I am going to introduce my personal research programme … Read more

Dr Charlie Hall (University of Kent) Research Administrator, ‘Beyond the Spectacle’ I joined ‘Beyond the Spectacle’ in mid-September as Research Administrator, having been awarded my … Read more

Dr Kate Rennard (University of Kent) Research Associate, ‘Beyond the Spectacle’ On a foggy morning in May 1937, Nora Gladstone, a Kainai teenager from southern … Read more

Professor Cecilia Morgan (University of Toronto) A Cherokee-Scots soldier, interpreter, and journal-writer visited London in 1804.  He arrived as an emissary for the Haudenosaunee Pine … Read more