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SUMMARY:Alternative Geographies: (Re)Imaging Place Through Passamaquoddy Image Making
DESCRIPTION:Image Sources:• Brown\, C. E. (c. 1900). Portrait of Passamaquoddy Tribal Chief Sapiel Selmore [Photograph]. Charles E. Brown Family Collection\, Tides Institute & Museum of Art\, Eastport\, ME\, United States.• Neptune\, F. J. (1798). Map by Francis Joseph Neptune\, Cobscook River\, 1798 [Map]. Maine Historical Society\, Maine Memory Network. https://www.mainememory.net/record/10832/image/10832• Altvater\, N.\, Howe\, P. McDonald\, E. (2025). Waponahkik: Wabanaki Homelands [Map].  \nPlease join the Osher Map Library in welcoming artist and scholar\, Nolan Altvater\, for the annual DiMatteo Family Lecture titled Alternative Geographies: (Re)Imaging Place through Passamaquoddy Image Making. Through engaging with Passamaquoddy knowledge and material forms of image making\, this discussion offers a different approach to understanding the history of spatial production in the Northeast that refutes spatial colonization while celebrating the continued praxis of image making by contemporary Wabanaki photography. PLEASE RSVP HERE (opens in a new tab). \nNolan Altvater (opens in a new tab)\, Passamaquoddy from Sipayik\, currently resides near Panuwapskek (Penobscot Nation Reservation). After growing up in Sipayik and what is now Aroostook County\, they attended the University of Maine studying secondary education. Following their undergraduate studies\, they spent a few years in what is now known as Cambridge at the Harvard Graduate School of Education where they received a master’s degree in education policy. They are now a current interdisciplinary studies ph.d student at the University of Maine while working in a shared position for the Passamaquoddy Cultural Heritage Museum and Maine Coast Heritage trust. Their research is interested in mobilizing Indigenous research methodologies and engaging with Passamaquoddy knowledge in order to build a framework for the care of petroglyph sites. \nWHAT: 2026 DiMatteo Family Lecture featuring Nolan Altvater\nWHERE: McGoldrick Center Salons\, 35 Bedford St. (2nd Floor)\, University of Southern Maine Portland campus\nWHEN: Thursday\, November 19\, 2026 from 5:30pm – 7:30pm\nReception from 5:30pm – 6pm\, Lecture begins at 6pm\nCOST: Free \nAll are welcome to attend this public event. Light refreshments will be served. \nParking and Public Transport:\nParking on the University of Southern Maine (USM) Portland campus is available for $4.15 per hour in Garages 1 and 2. Please visit the USM digital parking interface (opens in a new tab) to reserve your parking ahead of time. Greater Portland Metro (open in a new tab) bus lines #4 and the Husky line pickup and drop-off about a four-minute walk from the entrance of the Glickman Family Library. One-way rides on the Greater Portland Metro bus are $2.25 each way.
URL:https://usm.maine.edu/calendar-of-events/event/alternative-geographies-reimaging-place-through-passamaquoddy-image-making/
LOCATION:McGoldrick Center for Career & Student Success\, 35 Bedford Street\, Portland\, ME\, 04101
CATEGORIES:Community and culture,Lecture or panel discussion,Student activities,Visual and performing arts
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