Kindred Transmissions by the Digital Transgender Archive
Digital Transgender Archive
5 episodes
2 months ago
Closing out our season, we turn to the story of Aiyyana Maracle, a multidisciplinary artist, scholar, educator, and storyteller from Canada. A self-described “transformed woman who loves women,” Aiyyana invited audiences to rethink gender and sexuality through a decolonial lens. For more than fifty years, Aiyanna served as both a maker and keeper of culture, working to bring Ogwehoweh art and knowledge into dialogue with a Eurocentric world. Her work offered an alternative to Western concepts...
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Closing out our season, we turn to the story of Aiyyana Maracle, a multidisciplinary artist, scholar, educator, and storyteller from Canada. A self-described “transformed woman who loves women,” Aiyyana invited audiences to rethink gender and sexuality through a decolonial lens. For more than fifty years, Aiyanna served as both a maker and keeper of culture, working to bring Ogwehoweh art and knowledge into dialogue with a Eurocentric world. Her work offered an alternative to Western concepts...
I Like to Hear My Voice: On Red Jordan Arobateau with Daniela Valdes
Kindred Transmissions by the Digital Transgender Archive
17 minutes
3 months ago
I Like to Hear My Voice: On Red Jordan Arobateau with Daniela Valdes
This week on Kindred Transmissions, we tune into the fierce, unapologetic voice of Red Jordan Arobateau—author, poet, playwright, and visual artist. A self-published force of nature, Red created a vast body of work centering Black, brown, and queer lives, including over 80 literary works and 60 paintings. In Episode 2, “I Like to Hear My Voice,” host and historian Jules Gill-Peterson is joined by historian Daniela Valdes to explore Red’s life and legacy through rare archival recordings. We he...
Kindred Transmissions by the Digital Transgender Archive
Closing out our season, we turn to the story of Aiyyana Maracle, a multidisciplinary artist, scholar, educator, and storyteller from Canada. A self-described “transformed woman who loves women,” Aiyyana invited audiences to rethink gender and sexuality through a decolonial lens. For more than fifty years, Aiyanna served as both a maker and keeper of culture, working to bring Ogwehoweh art and knowledge into dialogue with a Eurocentric world. Her work offered an alternative to Western concepts...
