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    Home»Archives»2020»FAAM No. 25, Winter 2020

    FAAM No. 25, Winter 2020

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    By FAAM Staff on April 13, 2020 2020, Archives
    FAAM 25 cover
    Cover art by Brian Adams (Iñupiaq)

    Issue No. 25, Winter 2020

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    Features

    • Mazinibaganjigan: Pictures Bitten on Bark
      by Adriana Greci Green, PhD, 18–23
    • Seminole, Quinault, and Quileute Sharing Arts and Cultures: A 3,500-Mile Journey
      by Jessica Osceola (Seminole Tribe of Florida), 24–29
    • One Nation’s Vision: How the Chickasaw Nation Creates Culture and Community through the Arts
      by Vicki Monks (Chickasaw), 30–35
    • Instruments of Passion: Collecting Native Art
      by RoseMary Diaz (Santa Clara Tewa), 36–39
    • Collecting Native Art with a Plan
      by America Meredith (Cherokee Nation), 40–42

    Artist Profiles

    • Brian Adams: Iñupiaq Photographer
      by Nadia Jackinsky-Sethi, PhD (Alutiiq), 44–49
    • Heidi K. Brandow: Diné/Kanaka Māoli Painter
      by Suzanne Newman Fricke, PhD, 50–55
    • Keith BraveHeart: Oglala Lakota Painter and Filmmaker
      by Matthew Ryan Smith, PhD, 56–61
    • Jaune Quick-to-See Smith: Salish/Métis/Cree/Shoshone-Bannock Cultural Arts Worker
      by Andrea L. Ferber, PhD, 62–67

    Departments

    • Recent Developments, 10–13
    • Seven Directions: Micah Wesley (Kiowa/Muscogee), 14–17
    • Art+Literature | Eli Baxter: Ojibway Author,
      Educator, and Knowledge-Keeper
      by Matthew Ryan Smith, PhD, 83–86
      Gordon Coons (Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwa/Ottawa), 87
    • Collections | Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art
      by Andrea L. Ferber, PhD, 90–93
    • Spotlight | Mama and Papa Have the Going Home Shiprock Blues by T. C. Cannon (Kiowa/Caddo, 1946–1978)
      by America Meredith (Cherokee Nation), 88
    • Calendar
      by Travis D. Day and America Meredith (Cherokee Nation), 94–96

    Reviews

    Art Exhibition Reviews

    • Madison, WI | Ho-Chunk Art: Sharing our Sacred Voices Through our Art, Overture Center for the Arts
      Review by Michael Muckian, 68–69
    • New York | Alan Michelson: Wolf Nation, Whitney Museum of American Art
      Review by Marina Tyquiengco (Chamorro), 69–71
    • Norman, OK | Misunderstood! Indigenous Art and Poetry as Political Resistance, Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art, University of Oklahoma
      Review by Michelle J. Lanteri, 71–72
    • Phoenix | David Hockney’s Yosemite and Masters of California Basketry, Heard Museum
      Review by Bryn Barabas Potter, 72–74
    • Pojoaque Pueblo | Di Wae Powa: They Came Back, Poeh Cultural Center
      Review by RoseMary Diaz (Santa Clara Pueblo), 74–76
    • Sacramento | When I Remember I See Red: American Indian Art and Activism in California, Crocker Museum
      Review by Melissa Melero-Moose (Northern Paiute/Modoc), 76–77
    • Wewoka, OK | Altars of Reconciliation, Seminole Nation Museum
      Review by Mariah L. Ashbacher, 77–78

    Book Reviews

    • Becoming Mary Sully: Toward an American Indian Abstract by Philip J. Deloria (University of Washington Press, 2019)
      Review by Mariah L. Ashbacher, 79–80
    • Bury My Heart at Chuck E. Cheese’s by Tiffany Midge (University of Nebraska Press, 2019)
      Review by Stacy Pratt, PhD (Mvskoke), 81
    • Hearts of Our People: Native Women Artists, Jill Ahlberg Yohe and Teri Greeves, eds. (University of Washington Press and Minneapolis Institute of Art, 2019)
      Review by Jean Merz-Edwards, 82

    In Memoriam

    • Bruce King (Oneida Nation, 1954-2019)
      by American Meredith (Cherokee Nation), 89
    • James B. King Sr. (Navajo)
      by America Meredith (Cherokee Nation), 89

     


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