No Deal! Indigenous Arts and the Politics of Possession encompasses
a diverse group of voices from Australia and North America in order
to investigate social relations of possession through the artifacts
and motifs of expressive culture. The contributors—artists,
curators, art historians, and anthropologists— speak from the
standpoints of indigenous systems of knowledge as well as from
western epistemologies and their institutions, interrogating what
it means to “own culture” from these standpoints. The case
studies in this volume contribute to notions of “ownership” and
“possession” through the lens of art and its associated rights
to production, circulation, performance, and representation.
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