DR. SUZANNE MORRISSETTE NOMINATED FOR OAAG AWARD

Assistant Professor, Faculty of Liberal Arts and Sciences & Graduate Studies, Dr. Suzanne Morrissette has been nominated for the OAAG's Curatorial Writing of the Year Award (between 2,000 and 5,000 words) for the essay, On Being Illiberal: Indigenous Artists Challenge Western Perceptions of Indigenous Political Knowledge, published by Prefix Photo Magazine (Issue 38, November 2018). 

OAAG Nomination List: Curatorial Writing between 2,000 and 5,000 words

Anthea Black
“Craft and the Polymorphous Perverse”
From the publication Making Otherwise: Craft and Material Fluency in Contemporary Art, 2018
Carleton University Art Gallery with Cambridge Art Galleries and Mount Saint Vincent University Art Gallery

Sara Knelman
“The Scale of Monuments: Daniel Alexander's When War Is Over”
From the publication Prefix Photo magazine, Issue 37, May 2018
Prefix Institute of Contemporary Art

Suzanne Morrissette
“On Being Illiberal: Indigenous Artists Challenge Western Perceptions of Indigenous Political Knowledge”
From the publication Prefix Photo magazine, Issue 38, November 2018
Prefix Institute of Contemporary Art

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