Retreating to Re-Treat A Performative Encounter at the "Edge of the Woods" Art and others who seek to

and others who seek to understand how justice policies and practices can positively or negatively affect urban Aboriginal lives

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Retreating to Re-Treat A Performative Encounter at the "Edge of the Woods" Art and others who seek toIn 2019, a group of scholar artists led by Jill Carter stood with their audience in a liminal space at the edge of the woodsa space between now and then, a space between now and later. Together, they engaged in a survivance intervention: an Indigenous reclamation of territory, using Storyweaving practices rooted in personal connections to the land as a method of restor(y)ing treaty relationships. Retreating to Re Treat documents both their artistic