Haudenosaunee (Mohawk, Turtle Clan) dancer/choreographer/performer Santee Smith speaks with Andrew Hunter (AGG Senior Curator) about her development as an artist, her relationship to her family, culture and community at Six Nations, the importance of intergenerational and intercultural Indigenous collaborations, cultural appropriation, and her relationship with her daughter Semiah Smith. Recorded in July 2018 at at her home and Talking Earth Pottery, the studio she shares with her father Steve Smith.
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