Robin and Lis discuss the controversial art of Emily Carr, a Canadian painter who captured Indigenous landmarks in British Columbia - but was she perpetuating a harmful narrative or aiding representation? 
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Robin and Lis discuss the controversial art of Emily Carr, a Canadian painter who captured Indigenous landmarks in British Columbia - but was she perpetuating a harmful narrative or aiding representation? Connect with Us! On Instagram @thedigitaldustpodcast + check out our website! Have suggestions and comments? Email us: thedigitaldustpodcast@gmail.com

Robin and Lis discuss the controversial art of Emily Carr, a Canadian painter who captured Indigenous landmarks in British Columbia - but was she perpetuating a harmful narrative or aiding representation?&nbsp;
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Appropriation vs Appreciation: The Art of Emily Carr

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