Joyce Wieland's Canadian Nationalism

This chapter examines Joyce Wieland's evolving views on Canadian nationalism through her artworks and experiences, particularly contrasting her inclusive vision of Canada with American militarism during the Vietnam War. It highlights her innovative use of national symbols, especially the Canadian flag, to advocate for a more compassionate identity amidst divisive interpretations in contemporary movements. The discussion encourages listeners to critically engage with the meanings of national symbols and their personal resonances in the context of wider societal movements.