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Sharing Collections, Co-Writing History. New Collaborative Practices within Indigenous North American Contexts
Organized as part of the CROYAN project to coincide with the opening of the exhibition "1725: Native American Allies at the Court of Louis XV"…
Exhibition "Wampum: Beads of Diplomacy" in the McCord Stewart Museum, Montréal
L’exposition « Wampum, Perles de Diplomatie » au Musée McCord Stewart révèle la richesse des wampums – colliers de perles de coquillage…
The Haudenosaunee tatoo. A living tradition
This meeting, which is part of the CROYAN Project, celebrates the practice of tattooing, which combines traditional and contemporary artistic…
The Seneca Language Today
Jamie Jacobs, a specialist in the Seneca language and culture, will present the history of its documentation and the current programmes for…
Exhibition « Wampum. Beads of Diplomacy in New France »
Shell beads from North America known as wampum are more than just a raw material transformed into beads. Polished, strung and woven, exchanged…
Exhibition « Wampum / Otgoä »
The Wampum / Otgoä exhibit is the culmination of three hundred years of relationship building and the past four years of collaboration. This…
Les nations du Grand fleuve. Une histoire partagée de la Louisiane coloniale
À l’occasion de la parution du nouveau numéro de Gradhiva consacré à la Louisiane française et aux nations autochtones de la vallée du…
Helping people to see. The art of Peter Jemison
Peter Jemison, a member of the Seneca Nation of Indians, is a politically active artist and a pillar of Haudenosaunee culture. He will discuss…
Exhibition "An Inquisitive Prince"
In 1806, the Versailles Public Library received an extraordinary collection of objects from around the world, most of which can be found today…
Native American Nations Today and their Relationship with France
We have the honor of welcoming representatives of the Choctaw, Quapaw, Miami and Peoria nations, with whom we share a common, and often…
