First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Studies · Grade 9 · Identities and Cultures · 1.º Período
Cultural Expressions and Art
Examining traditional and contemporary Indigenous art forms as expressions of identity and resistance.
Ontario Curriculum ExpectationsNAC1O A3.1NAC1O A3.3
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Examining traditional and contemporary Indigenous art forms as expressions of identity and resistance.
Key Questions
- How do Indigenous artists use their work to express identity?
- What is the difference between cultural appreciation and appropriation?
- How does contemporary art reflect historical truths?
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