
Category: Book Reviews
Tags: 6.2, Manon Gaudet, Mary Sully, Native American art, Philip Joseph Deloria
This research note reflects on the ways in which portraits function as complex indicators of racial, cultural, and regional identities and histories. It argues that the flexibility of meaning for such paintings lies not only with the artist and the sitter, but is equally shaped by audiences and historians.
Category: Research Notes
Tags: 6.2, Charles Bird King, Naomi Slipp, Native American art, William McIntosh
Category: In the Round
Tags: 6.2, ecocriticism, Frank Speck, Native American art, photography, Siobhan Angus
Category: Exhibition Reviews
Tags: 6.1, ecocriticism, Jehra Patrick, Karín Aguilar-San Juan, Native American art, Nicholas Galanin
Category: Book Reviews
Tags: 5.2, Emily L. Moore, Native American art, public art, public monuments, Sascha T. Scott
Category: Exhibition Reviews
Tags: 5.1, Diker Collection, Gaylord Torrence, Jami Powell, Marjorie Alexander, Native American art
Jessica Horton brings a wealth of contextual material and a compelling theoretical frame to her discussion of the influence of Native American history, culture, and politics on late twentieth-century American art.
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