Site & Territory: Anti-colonialism in Jin-me Yoon and Maureen Gruben's Contributions to LandMarks2017: .

• Main Author: Benson, Madalen Claire
• Other Authors: Widrich, Mechtild, Lee, Jennifer, Quiles, Daniel
• Format: Text
• Language: English
• Published: 2019
• Subjects: Yoon; Jin-me; 1960 > -Criticism and interpretation; Indigenous Art; Migration; Settler Colonialism; Nation-building; Anticolonialism; Land art; Canada 150; Jin-me Yoon; Maureen Gruben; Decolonization; Confederation of Canada; Territoriality; Land-based art; Gruben; Maureen > Criticism and interpretation; Postcolonialism and the arts > Canada; Decolonization > Canada; Self-determination; National > Canada; Earthworks (Art) > Canada; Nature in art; Art; Modern > 21st century > History; Art Institute of Chicago > School > Dissertations; Academic theses; Electronic dissertations; British Columbia; Canada; Long Beach; Northwest Territories; Pacific; Tuktoyaktuk
• Online Access: https://digitalcollections.saic.edu/islandora/object/islandora%3A67767

Canada 150 was the 2017 federally-driven anniversary event of the confederation of Canada. The official language in promotional material referred to confederation as a "mark." Use of this word signifies the event's contention, and its attempt to evade celebratory associations with the...