As the product of the collective energy of a collaboration between grunt gallery and Ethnographic Terminalia, the workshop, this publication, and the related symposium and exhibition benefited from the generous expertise and assistance of many groups and individuals.

We would like to express our sincere appreciation to all of the workshop presenters for enthusiastically experimenting with
the generation of content and for the collective making of this publication: Britt Gallpen, Yasmin Nurming-Por, Rosemary Georgeson, Jessica Hallenbeck, Beverly Curran, Grayson Cooke, Gustavo Valdivia, Gabriela Aceves Sepúlveda, Jacek Smolicki, and the In the Bush Collective (represented Fran Breden and Marcheline Vreen). We also thank all of the workshop observers who participated in the generation of ephemera and critical responses to the presentations, which are documented in these pages.

Our sincere thanks to all of the contributors to partner events to this workshop and publication. First, we thank Geronimo Inutiq, whose work ARCTICNOISE was exhibited at the grunt gallery in August 2015, and to all of the contributors to the event ARCTICNOISE: DIALOGUES, an artist-talk and symposium at Vancouver’s Native Education College: thank you to Geronimo Inutiq, Glenn Alteen, Britt Gallpen, Yasmin Nurming-Por, Christine Lalonde, and Raymond Boisjoly.

Thank you to Gabriela Aceves-Sepúlveda for her work in the print design preparation of the publication. For hosting our workshop, we thank Alex Muir, Elisa Ferrari, Karen Knights and Crista Dahl at VIVO Media Arts Centre. Special thanks also to Karlene Harvey, Communications Director of the grunt gallery. Thank you also to ISEA Directors Kate Armstrong, Malcolm Levy, Thecla Schiphorst, and Philippe Pasquier. Thank you to Reese Muntean, Rachel Ward, and Aynur Kadir for documenting the workshop in photography and sound.

Our grateful acknowledgement to the funders and supporters of the workshop, publication, and partner events: The Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC Connections Grant); the Canada Council for the Arts, Canadian Heritage, the McLean Foundation, the International Symposium for Electronic Arts (ISEA 2015), VIVO Media Arts Centre, grunt gallery, and Native Education College.

This website was produced and designed by Kate Hennessy, Kyle McIntosh (Popgun Media), Trudi Lynn Smith, and Rachel Ward.

For more information or to let us know what you think about the project, please write to ethnographicterminalia@gmail.com.