Collaborative artist, filmmaker, and independent curator Heid E. Erdrich teaches in the low-residency MFA Creative Writing program of Augsburg College. She is the author of five collections of poetry, including National Monuments, which won the 2009 Minnesota Book Award. Erdrich grew up in Wahpeton, North Dakota, and is Ojibwe enrolled at Turtle Mountain.

• Contents Permanent Installation Curatorial Statement for Wiindigo Eye The Honey Suckers Autobiography as Gesture Wireless Handshake Undead Faerie Goes Great with India Pale Ale Red Star The Gig of Light Boom The Dark Sky Reserve Hang Fire These Are My Pearls, This Is My Swine Pre-Occupied Curatorial Statement for Apocalyptic Poetics At the Anachronism Fair Mix Tape as Didactic Indigenous Elvis Works the Medicine Line Rise Up Fallen Mix Tape Didactic . . . Hither Charger Incantation on a Frank Big Bear Collage Little Spirit Will Not Be Caught Exhibit A Exhibit B—Bear Exhibit F Curatorial Note for Exhibit C Exhibit Q—Q-Code Found Poem Mix Tape Didactic . . . Break Up 1 The Mother The Woman Four Women Agent Blue Mix Tape Didactic . . . Break Up 2 Autobiography as Mix Tape for Lady Mon de Green The New Archaic The Buzz Lexiconography 1/Clothes Pins Aabjito’ikidowinan 1/Anishinaabe Language Lesson 1 Laundress Shepherd Dying Well Lexiconography 2—It Was Cloudy Aabjito’ikidowinan 2/Anishinaabe Language Lesson 2 What Gathers Stars, Seeds, Signs, Ours A Loud Green Dreaming Ombigwewe Ozhaawaashkwaa Bwaajige/Anishinaabemowin Lesson 3 Manidoo Giizhikens/Little Spirit Cedar Tree Curatorial Statement on The Long Gallery Author’s Notes A Note about the Art Acknowledgments

“In this collection we see the spiral of interstellar clouds, the whirl of stuff engendered by cultural collision, and a response to the art of it all. Cultures rub up against each other to make a new kind of song. The whole collection is a dynamic mixtape: Poetry for the end of the world, which is the beginning. Yes.”—Joy Harjo, author of Conflict Resolution for Holy Beings, and winner of the Wallace Stevens Award