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    Home»Archives»2025»FAAM No. 47, Summer 2025

    FAAM No. 47, Summer 2025

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    By FAAM Staff on October 25, 2025 2025, Archives
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    FAAM No. 47, Summer 2025. Cover art by Michelle Sound (Swan River Cree/Métis).

    Issue No. 47, Summer 2025
    (July–September)

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    Features

    • To Carry the Wind: The Revitalization of Feather Mantles, Capes, and Cultural Memory
      By Matthew Ryan Smith, PhD, 30–39
    • New Voices, Bold Visions: Native Artists Redefine Santa Fe’s Summer Scene
      By Mandy Yeahpau (Comanche/Cherokee/Tarahumara descent), 42–49
    • Photo Genesis: Native Cyanotypes in Five Parts
      By Stacy Pratt, PhD (Mvskoke), 52–58
    • The Chitto Family: Generating a Large Artistic Legacy
      By Dan Ninham, PhD (Oneida Nation), 60–66
    Randy Chitto
    Randy Chitto (Mississippi Choctaw), “Chata Nita Drummer,” 2025, clay, deer splits, mahogany and ash wood, rawhide, 7¼ × 6 × 8½ in. Image courtesy of the artist

    Artist Profiles

    • Dennis Esquivel: Grand Traverse Ottawa-Chippewa Fine Woodworker and Painter
      By America Meredith (Cherokee Nation), 68–73
    • Roy Kady: Diné Textile Artist
      By Christy Hanson (Diné), 74–79
    • Traci Rabbit: Cherokee Nation Painter
      By Ruthanne Johnson, 80–85
    • Christal Ratt: Mitchikanibikok Inik Algonquin Birchbark, Quillwork, and Beadwork Artist
      By Matthew Ryan Smith, PhD, 86–91

    Departments

    • Recent Developments, by Staci Golar and America Meredith (Cherokee Nation), 13–19
    • Seven Directions, by Sháńdíín Brown (Diné), 22–77
    • Art+Literature
      • Jamesie Fournier: Inuk Poet and Author
        By Matthew Ryan Smith, PhD, 114–18
      • Erica Jacque (Inuk)
        By America Meredith (Cherokee Nation), 119
    • Calendar, by Abby Mikalauskas, Staci Golar, and America Meredith (Cherokee Nation), 123–28

    Reviews

    • Exhibition Reviews, 96–112
      • Galisteo | Indigenization, Duende Gallery
        Review by Kateri Smith (Blackfoot/Métis descent), 96–97
      • Juneau | Át Kawdiyaayi Yéil, Raven in Motion, Nathan Jackson Gallery, Sealaska Heritage Institute
        Review by Megan A. Smetzer, PhD, 98–99
      • Reno | The Art of Judith Lowry, Nevada Museum of Art
        Review by Chris Lanier, 101–02
      • Santa Fe | Santa Fe: Dakota Mace: DAHODIYINII—SACRED PLACES p, SITE Santa Fe
        Review by Michelle J. Lanteri, PhD, 102–03
    • Television Review
      • North of North, directed by Sydney Freeland (Diné)
        Review by Angela Startz (Iñupiaq), 104–05
    • Music Review
      • Only a Dream, acbo
        Review by Thollem, 108–09
    • Book Reviews
      • From the Rez to the Runway: Forging My Path in Fashion, by Christian Allaire (Nipissing Ojibway)
        Review by Isabella Fuller (Seminole Nation/Creek), 108–09
      • Indigenous Tattoo Traditions: Humanity through Skin and Ink, by Lars Krutak
        Review by James Bland, PhD, 109–110
      • Reenvisioning Histories of American Art: Transforming Museum Practice, by Jami C. Powell (Osage) and Michael Hartman
        Review by Lisa LaRue-Baker (Cherokee Nation), 111–12

    Memorials

    • Jenny Irene (Inupiaq, 1988–2025)
      By Nadia Jackinsky-Sethi, PhD (Alutiiq), 120
    • Abel Rodríguez (Nonuya, 1941–2025)
      By Clara Jaeger, 121
    • Mary E. Smith (Muscogee, 1950–2025)
      By Lisa Rutherford (Cherokee Nation), 122

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