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Honoure Black is a Lecturer at the University of Manitoba, affiliated with the Faculty of Architecture and Department of Environmental Design. She teaches courses in art history, architecture, and design theory, including History of Culture, Ideas and Environment and Landscape + Urbanism Theory.
Education:
- Ph.D. Candidate in Design and Planning, University of Manitoba
- M.A. in Art History and Visual Studies, University of Victoria
- B.A. in Art History & Classics, University of Manitoba
Honoure’s research explores intersections of Indigenous resurgence, decolonization of public spaces, and landscape urbanism. Her work engages with Indigenous methodologies, power dynamics in spatial design, and reconciliation through public art. She examines Winnipeg’s settler colonial monuments and contemporary Indigenous public art as sites of transformative dialogue.
Scientific Awards:
- SSHRC Doctoral Award (2021-2024)
- Indigenous Press Scholarship (2021)
- Maxwell Starkman Travel Award (2021)
- Manitoba Arts Council Research Grant (2020)
Honoure contributes to academic communities through memberships in the Environmental Design Research Association and service on the EDI Committee at the University of Manitoba. Her publications focus on Indigenous land-based paradigms and insurgent public art.
