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Sacred Circles: Native American Art and American Culture [PDF]
American Quarterly, 1978 Sacred Circles: Two Thousand Years of North American Indian Art was a large museum exhibit illustrating the artistic achievement of American Indian people north of Mexico. It was mounted twice, once in Great Britain as the major component of the commemoration of the United States Bicentennial, and once (from April 4 through June 19, 1977) at the Nelson
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Arts, 2019 The art history of Native North America built its corpus through considerations of “art-by-appropriation,” referring to selections of historically produced objects reconsidered as art, due to their artful properties, in addition to “art-
David W. Penney
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Humor in Contemporary Native American Art
AMERICANA E-journal of American Studies in Hungary, 2023 Humor is a central feature of Native American culture as it manifests itself in various facets of tribal life. In the past, humor ensured the survival of tribes as it facilitated communication and built a stronger sense of kinship. The “Stoic Indians” stereotype gradually took over hence the supposedly Stoic Indians have been denied the right to access
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GIBAGADINAMAAGOOM: AN OJIBWE DIGITAL ARCHIVE [PDF]
, 2011 Gibagadinamaagoom, (To Bring to Life, to Sanction, to Give Permission), will bring together a diverse array of partners to discuss how state-of-the-art digital technology can be employed to translate ancient and sophisticated systems of traditional ...
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ArtsPast archaeological practices have resulted in a distorted history of Native American cultures based upon western-biased research. This has been especially apparent in the rock art of the Klamath Basin in southern Oregon and northern California.
Robert James David
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Michelle Voss Roberts\u27 Dualities [PDF]
, 2011 Dualities is an important book. It represents a contribution to the field of Hindu Christian studies, but it also adds considerably to women\u27s studies in religion and to the emergent field of comparative theology.
Schneider, Laurel C.
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Action-création : l’art de performance amérindien au Québec
Itinéraires, 2015 Native artists of Quebec working in performance art set up actions that are similar to contemporary forms of rituals. These works have sometimes a poetic or “shamanic” character, are sometimes disturbing, especially through the critique of the clichés ...
Jonathan Lamy Beaupré
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Between a Rock and a Blue Chair: David Hockney’s Rocky Mountains and Tired Indians (1965)
British Art Studies, 2017 Travel and cultural exchange between the United Kingdom and the United States of America became a key feature of the 1960s, shaping the world view of many a British artist, curator, architect, writer, film-maker, and academic. Against that wider backdrop,
Martin Hammer
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Traditional Caddo Potter [PDF]
, 2015 Although I originally set out to find an art form that I was comfortable with and would be inspired by, for myself, I ended up discovering an ancient art form that would benefit not just myself, but the generations of Caddo people that would come after ...
Earles, Chase K.
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Panorama, 2018 Centering on T.C. Cannon as narrator of the exhibition, and decentralizing my curatorial voice as the authority, was an intentional strategy I employed to activate Cannon’s Native perspective and to build empathy with the audience.
Karen Kramer
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