The Pueblo Revolt
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Dylan Miner
Dylan A. T. Miner is an American artist, activist, art historian, and educator who focuses on indigenous and anti-colonial issues. Miner is from Michigan and is of Métis descent, also referred as Wiisaakodewini.
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Deep Routes: The Midwest in All Directions
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Indigenous Sovereignty
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Indians vs. Immigrants
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History of Anarchist Football
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Chido pero Jodido #1
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New Orleans, Do We Need a Change?
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Tikibiing Booskikamigaag
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100 Years of the IWW
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Firebrands: Portraits from the Americas
Justseeds Collaboration
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Rebel Girl
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Gabriel Dumont
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No Pipelines in the Great Lakes
August 27, 2016
In the Great Lakes, there is growing concern over the safety of Enbridge Line 5, an aging pipeline that runs beneath the Straits of Mackinac. Similar to the images that Dylan Miner created in…
No Pipelines on Indigenous Land
August 23, 2016
Over the last two days, Justseeds’ member Dylan Miner put together some graphics in solidarity with Standing Rock resistance to the Dakota Access Pipeline. You can read about Native support here at Indian…
Practicing Descolonización: A Few Thoughts from Wallmapu
July 28, 2016
In her recent book Sociología de la imagen, Aymara sociologist Silvia Rivera Cusicanqui writes that ‘la descolonización solo puede realizarse en la práctica.’ Rivera Cusicanqui maintains that the only way…
Medicinal Plants in Chile
July 19, 2016
On Saturday night, I took the redeye flight from Detroit to Santiago. I am hanging out in Chile for a week, where I am co-convening a Working Group at the Tenth…
Collecting gaawayag along the highway
July 13, 2016
Throughout my life, I have known plenty of folks who have used roadkill for a variety of purposes. In addition to dumpster diving baked goods or produce, many of the freegan folks I knew in my…
Niwiigwaasike (I remove birch bark from the tree)
July 4, 2016
On Saturday morning, I woke to greet the sun. Before going to bed the night before, I set the alarm on my phone, but my body arose before the phone’s…
Collaborating with Plants in Vancouver
June 21, 2016
A few years ago, I desired to learn to speak to plants and learn their language. Although I had been raised primarily in the woods in Michigan’s Thumb, I didn’t…
Native Kids Ride Bikes in Oskana Kâ-asastêki
June 16, 2016
During May and early June, I made two trips to traditional Cree and Métis territory, a place known as Oskana Kâ-asastêki. Today, settlers call it Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. I had last been…
Aanikoobijiganag – Thinking about Ancestors and Descendants
May 20, 2016
For my first entry in Aniibiishaaboo miinawaa Makade-mshkikiwaaboo – Tea and Coffee, I want to reflect on my exhibition that is currently on view at Artspace in Nogojiwanong (place at the…
Aniibiishaaboo miinawaa Makade-mshkikiwaaboo
May 16, 2016
Over the last few years, life seems to have gotten the best of me. While I have been quite busy on artistic and community-based projects, as well as teaching and…
Free Essays in Celebration of Indigenous Peoples’ Day
October 13, 2014
As many followers of Justseeds know, today is Indigenous Peoples’ Day. In the United States, today is a federally-recognized, national holiday known as Columbus Day. In much of Latin America,... ...
Lake-Effect zine download
September 24, 2012
You can download the PDF here. I thought friends of Justseeds might be interested in the catalogue for ‘Lake-Effect: Rurality and Ecology in the Great Lakes.’ I have uploaded the…
Lake-Effect: Rurality and Ecology in the Great Lakes
September 14, 2012
Lake-Effect, an exhibition at (scene) metrospace, is the first public event in an ongoing series of projects that interrogates the history, culture, and life of the Great Lakes. Lake-Effect is... ...
Deep Routes: The Midwest in All Directions
July 16, 2012
For more than a year, our friends and co-conspirators known as the Compass Group (the folks behind the autonomous structure of the Midwest Radical Culture Corridor) have been hard at... ...
Interview at Indigenous Arts’ Blog
March 12, 2012
Wendy Redstar, a contemporary Crow artist who teaches at Portland State University, runs a blog on Contemporary Indigenous art. Along with her students at PSU, she conducts challenging and provocative…
Vive la résistance indigene!
February 20, 2012
In Manitoba, the Canadian province north of Minnesota and North Dakota, today is officially Louis Riel Day. For many, Riel is a controversial historical figure. Seen by many as the…
Indigenous Cultural Delegation to Australia
November 20, 2011
In late-December and early-January, I will be traveling to Australia as part of an Indigenous delegation attempting to establish an exchange program between Indigenous communities in the Great Lakes (on... ...
Slovenia, Day One
September 17, 2011
Today was our first real day working on the installation for the Biennial of Graphic Arts in Ljubljana. Kevin and Mazatl have been in Slovenia for a couple days, while... ...
Nostalgic Reflections on My Rural Childhood
September 12, 2011
Lately, I have been enamored with hiking and backpacking blogs, particularly those interested in retro outdoors gear and the centrality of the so-called out-of-doors. As I enter middle age, I... ...
From the Ashes…
September 4, 2011
“From the Ashes: Works by Dylan Miner” Michigan Institute for Contemporary Art September 4 – 30 “We can bring to birth a new world from the ashes of the old.”... ...
