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Welcome
Welcome to the premiere issue of ConunDrum Online,
dedicated to Aboriginal art and culture on the digital
land.
Editor-in-Chief:
Steve Loft
About ConunDrum Online
ConunDrum Online is a resource for anyone interested
in the significant transformations and contributions contemporary
Aboriginal art and art history are making within Canadian art
overall, and in the realm of online contemporary art.
Editorial
It goes beyond the notion of simple
publication and enters the realm of translation, exploring how media
refashions the logic of communication strategies to encompass a
broader understanding of contemporary cultural phenomena.
Editor-in-Chief:
Steve Loft
Editor: Ahasiw
Maskegon-Iskwew
Editorial
Addendum:
Drumbeats to Drumbytes: Globalizing Networked
Aboriginal Art
Ahasiw Maskegon-Iskwew
Drumbeats to Drumbytes Table of Contents
Drumbeats
to Drumbytes: The Emergence of Networked Indigenous Art
Practice
Unbearable
Whiteness: Globalized (Neo)Colonial Monoculture and the Silences of
Poverty and Exploitation
The
Animasphere: Reconsituting Globalization Through Networked
Indigeneities
Features
Indians
In CyberSpace
Mike MacDonald
Who is
artinjun.ca?
Cheryl L'Hirondelle
First
Nations in Cyberspace: Two Worlds and Tricksters - Where the Forest
meets the Highway
Mike Patterson
First Nations in Cyberspace Table of
Contents
Chapter
Three: Pre-Cyberspace Prophecies Now in Place: Light It Or Lose It.
(7TH Fire)
3.1 The
Seventh Fire Prophecy
3.2 The
Seven Generations Prophecy
3.3
Missing the Mainstream and 3.4 Conclusions
Chapter
Four: Moccasin Telegraph Telecom
4.1 The
Fiddle and the Drum
4.2
Menace and Promise in the Media
4.3
Questions - Adoptions, Survivals
Chapter
Seven: Conclusions and Implications for First Nations
7.1
Two Worlds and Tricksters
7.2
The New Communities
7.3
Native N-Geners
7.4
Freedom for the People?
7.5
First Nations in Cyberspace
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