CMagazine 161 deco dawson reorganizing

reorganizing

Michelle Chabassol

He approaches the work through process and intuitive application of tools and ideas

The book’s seven chapters—each one of the directions—look closely at media such as cinema and streaming videos that draw on Indigenous concepts from diverse nations such as Diné

specifically in relationship to the territory of the Dane-zaa people of northeastern British Columbia

CMagazine 161 deco dawson reorganizing"This issue of C Magazine considers what it might mean to stop. Rather than denote absence, the stop offers an opening for something else to emerge. Across these pages, contributors explore stopping in: forms of rest, blockades, town halls, and critiques of the temporality and archives of empire. From blockades on Wetsuweten land to an underground hub in Jakarta, from moccasins cradling lichen to Lebanons El Mina port, each work gathers its own form