Dylan Robinson - The Museum's Confinement of Indigenous Kin

Dylan Robinson is a Stó:lō artist, curator, and writer, as well as an Associate Professor in the School of Music at the University of British Columbia. As a member of the Skwah First Nation he is committed to Indigenous resurgence, particularly through his work with Indigenous students across the arts, and prioritizing the use of Indigenous languages. Robinson is the author of Hungry Listening: Resonant Theory for Indigenous Sound Studies (2020), a book that examines Indigenous and settler colonial practices of listening. With Candice Hopkins, he is also the curator of Soundings, an exhibition that features an ever-growing number of Indigenous art scores and performances, currently touring internationally with Independent Curators International.