A Unicorn in Canada? Looking critically at the Codex Canadensis
Codex Canadensis, c. 1700, ink on paper, 33.7 x 21.6 cm (Gilcrease Museum)
speakers: Jenny Keller (Cherokee Nation), Associate Curator of Contemporary Culture and Community, Gilcrease Museum, and Lauren Kilroy-Ewbank
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