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LL Portfolio Mind Map - AR - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Monkman depicts the trauma of colonialism, especially the forced removal of Indigenous children into residential schools.
        
        Monkman reclaims historical narratives by reinterpreting colonial-era art from an Indigenous perspective, confronting viewers with uncomfortable truths.
    - - Kendrick Lamar "The Blacker the Berry" Poem Extract: "I said they treat me like a slave cah me Black; Woi, we feel a whole heap of pain cah we Black; And man a say they put me inna chains cah we Black Imagine now, big gold chains full of rocks; How you no see the whip, left scars 'pon me back; But now we have a big whip parked 'pon the block; All them say we doomed from the start cah we Black; Remember this, every race start from the Black, jus 'member dat"
        
        Analysis: Lamar references slavery, systemic racism, and generational trauma: “scars 'pon me back”, “chains cah we Black”.
        
        Lamar critiques institutions that perpetuate racism and inequality, using aggressive, assertive language to reclaim power.
- - - - The Erl-King is inspired by German folkore that tells the story of a woman whos beauty makes her a target for entrapment
        
        The Erl-king entraps women: the metaphor of the birds in his cages illustrates his power and ability to trap women
    - - Towards the end of the movie, Nina begins to seek validation from him. She only becomes confident in herself when he approves.
      - In this screen grab, Mr Leroy and Nina are having a quite intimate conversation as Mr. Leroy asks her invasive and awkward questions but validates himself by asserting his dominance over her.
      - Mr Leroy acts as a symbol of control and surveillance over Nina
- - - - Extract where the pope claims the Vicario twins are innocent because they acted in "good faith" . Chapter 3, Page 48
      - This ad critiques institutional power and censorship in the art world by exposing gender inequality and systemic erasure of women artists. It uses bold satire and statistics to confront how patriarchal institutions define and distort representation.
      - The chronicle: In the chronicle, religious powers, specifically the church acts as a powerful institution to justify injustice. Reveals how oppressive systems obscure justice under tradition