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For this option, you are asked to do an online search for artwork about Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG). Remember, art can take the form of song, poetry, theater, dance, painting, or another artistic medium. Please be careful with photography as not all photographic images are taken for aesthetic purposes. If you feel you have found a photo that is a form of art, be prepared to explain why you or the artist has labeled the image as art. Once you have decided on an art piece to investigate further, please post a picture of the art or post a link to the art in the Week 10 Course Activity discussion thread. If you have chosen a song or other item, you can not take a screenshot or download a picture of copy a link to the resource instead When you post the work, please make sure you include responses to the following questions to receive full marks: Who is the artist? Are they Indigenous or non-Indigenous and why are they choosing to make art about MMIWG? What is the message behind the work if it is unclear what do you interpret it to be? Is there any other relevant information you feel we should know about the artwork or the artist? For this option, you are asked to do an online search for artwork about Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG). Remember, art can take the form of song, poetry, theater, dance, painting, or another artistic medium. Please be careful with photography as not all photographic images are taken for aesthetic purposes. If you feel you have found a photo that is a form of art, be prepared to explain why you or the artist has labeled the image as art. Once you have decided on an art piece to investigate further, please post a picture of the art or post a link to the art in the Week 10 Course Activity discussion thread. If you have chosen a song or other item, you can not take a screenshot or download a picture of copy a link to the resource instead When you post the work, please make sure you include responses to the following questions to receive full marks: Who is the artist? Are they Indigenous or non-Indigenous and why are they choosing to make art about MMIWG? What is the message behind the work if it is unclear what do you interpret it to be? Is there any other relevant information you feel we should know about the artwork or the artist