Wendy Redstar, a contemporary Crow artist who teaches at Portland State University, runs a blog on Contemporary Indigenous art. Along with her students at PSU, she conducts challenging and provocative interviews. Recently, I was interviewed by Wendy and her student Prudence Hayes. They posted the blog this morning. Check it out. See Contemporary Indigenous Arts’ Blog.
Another semester of radical teaching begins tomorrow, so my apologies in advance for those bored by this brief introspective essay. Although not the usual politico-aesthetic essay you generally find here…
Keevin Lewis, Community Services Coordinator at the National Museum of the American Indian (NMAI), recently wrote a blog about the various awardees of the 2010 Artist Leadership Awards from the…
I thought some of y’all may be interested in what is happening in the Native arts community, particularly from an anti-colonial perspective. This summer, I am one of a handful…
An interesting paper (actually an undergraduate thesis) about the Ateliers Populaires in Paris. Definitely worth checking out. Anti-Nazism and the Ateliers Populaires: The Memory of Nazi Collaboration in the Posters…
