Issue No. 6, Spring 2015

Dancing with Fire: The Majestic and Dangerous Work of Grupo Sotz’il, by Heidi McKinnon, 16–23
The Musical Instruments, by Heidi McKinnon, 23
Storming Canada: Carl Ray, Indigenous Representation, and the Sacred Legends, by Matthew Ryan Smith, PhD, 24–29
Tarahumara People and Their Art: When the Ordinary Becomes Unique, by Cathy Short (Citizen Potawatomi), 30–39
Through the Sacred Circle: A Brief History of the Hoop Dance in North America, by RoseMary Diaz (Santa Clara Pueblo), 40–45

Judith Lowry: Mountain Maidu-Pit River-Washoe Painter, by Melissa Melero (Northern Paiute-Modoc), 50–55
Nadia Myre: Algonquin Interdisciplinary Artist, by Matthew Ryan Smith, PhD, 56–61
Alex J. Peña: Comanche-Pawnee-San Ildefonso Printmaker, by Suzanne Newman Fricke, PhD, 62–67
Troy Sice: Zuni Sculptor, by America Meredith (Cherokee Nation), 68–73

Recent Developments, by FAAM Staff, 10–11
Seven Directions | Gloria Bell (Métis), 12–13
Exploring Native Graphic Design | Byting Willows: Showcasing Excellence in Diné Basket Designs, by Katja Lehmann, 14–15
Art+Lit | Cedar Sigo (Suquamish) and Topaz Jones (Shoshone-Paiute Tribes of the Duck Valley Reservation)
- Cedar Sigo: Suquamish Poet, interview by Reid Gómez (Navajo), 89–91
- Green Rainbow Song, poem by Cedar Sigo (Suquamish), 92
- Things to Do in Suquamish, poem by Cedar Sigo (Suquamish), 93
- Topaz Jones (Shoshone-Lummi-Kalapuya-Molalla), artwork and bio, 92–93
In Memoriam
- Gina Gray (Osage, 1954–2014), by Louis Gray (Osage), 86
- Bobby Kenneth Hicks (Muscogee, 1934–2014), by Joseph Erb (Cherokee Nation), 87
- Josephine Myers Wapp (Comanche, 1912–2014), by Ed Wapp Jr. (Comanche-Sac and Fox), 88

Exhibition Reviews
- Anchorage, Rolled & Reliefed, Anchorage Community Works, by Anna Hoover (Unangax), 74–75
- Minneapolis, On Fertile Ground: Native Artists in the Upper Midwest, All My Relations Arts, by Mason Riddle, 75–76
- St. Paul, Connecting the Past to the Future: Contemporary Native Portraits, Gordon Parks Gallery, Metropolitan State University, 77
- Santa Fe, Courage and Compassion: Native Women Sculpting Women, Museum of Indian Arts and Culture, by America Meredith (Cherokee Nation), 78–79
- Tulsa, Here & Now: Contemporary Native American Art of Oklahoma, 108 Contemporary, by Mary Ellen Meredith (Cherokee Nation), 79–80
- Tulsa, Impact: Philbrook Indian Annual, Philbrook Museum of Art, by Scott W. Hale, 80–81
Book Reviews
- For a Love of His People: The Photography of Horace Poolaw, Nancy Marie Mithlo, ed. (Yale University Press, 2014), review by America Meredith (Cherokee Nation), 82
- Native North American Art, 2nd Edition, Janet Catherine Berlo and Ruth B. Phillips (Oxford University Press, 2014), review by Jean Merz-Edwards, 83
- Red: A Haida Manga, Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas (Douglas & McIntyre, 2014), review by Michael Sheyahshe (Caddo), 84
Report
- Kamloops, unlimited edition, Kamloops Art Gallery, report by Tania Willard (Secwépemc), 85