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  • About Cecilia Araneda
    • About Cecilia Araneda (in English)
    • Sobre Cecilia Araneda (en español)
  • CV
  • Featured News
  • Films
  • Curatorial
  • Workshops
  • Books
  • The $225 Film Experiment
  • Latin Canadian Cinema
  • Mujer Artista Archives
  • Organizational Consulting
  • Contact

MQ Artist-in-Residence Interview

At the beginning of my artist residency in Vienna at Q21, I had a chance to talk with my hosts from this human world: International Human Rights Film Festival about my work, the research I hoped to complete in Austria during my residency and my reflections on experimental cinema in Canada as an art practice of privilege.

Read the full interview…


Photo © Eva Puella

TERRITORIAL ACKNOWLEGEMENT

I am grateful for the opportunity to live and work on Treaty 1 territory, the ancestral territory of the Anishinaabe, Ininew, Anishininew, Dakota, and Dene peoples, and the homeland of the Red River Métis.

My origins are from Abya Yala, a term originating from the Guna people from the Darien Gap region that is widely used by Indigenous communities to describe the greater American continent. Use of the term contributes to a movement to decolonize, resist and replace colonial names like "America" (a term widely used by Latinx people to refer to all of the Americas) and "Latin America."

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