Evolving Knowledge

B. Pottle, A. Walsh
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Interview with Inuk artist Barry Pottle from Nunatsiavut in Labrador (Rigolet). Photographs are selected from ten years of photography based on his experiences and observations as an urban Inuk. This conversation provides insight into Pottle’sphotographic practice, particularly the artist’s process of learning the art and technical processes of photography and why his photographs matter in the process of Canadians facing their complicities in Canada’s ongoing colonialism. Pottle’s practice produces unique knowledge about Inuit culture and history through his eyes as an urban Inuk photographer.
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不断发展的知识
采访来自拉布拉多(Rigolet) Nunatsiavut的因努克艺术家Barry Pottle。这些照片是根据他作为城市因努克人的经历和观察,从十年的摄影中挑选出来的。这段对话提供了对Pottle摄影实践的洞察,特别是艺术家学习摄影艺术和技术过程的过程,以及为什么他的照片在加拿大人面对加拿大正在进行的殖民主义同谋的过程中很重要。Pottle的实践通过他作为城市因纽特摄影师的眼睛产生了关于因纽特文化和历史的独特知识。
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