First American Art Magazine No. 9, Winter 2015/16 | Page 9

Issue No. 9, Winter 2015/16
FEATURES

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March of the Land Writers:
Unsanctioned Indigenous
Street Art Interventions
Matthew Ryan Smith, PhD

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Ologwagdi, El Kolectivo, and
the Art of Protest in Panama
Peter Szok, PhD

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From Lamb to Loom:
The Navajo-Churro and
Sheep Is Life Celebration
Cathy Short (Citizen Potawatomi)

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Faithfully Rendered: Naturalism
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in Contemporary Native
American Painting
America Meredith (Cherokee Nation)

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George Neptune:
Passamaquoddy Basket Weaver
Jean Merz-Edwards

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Wendy Ponca:
Osage Fashion Designer
and Textile Artist
Alexandra Ponca Stock (Osage)

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Diego Romero:

Cochiti Potter
RoseMary Diaz (Santa Clara)

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Recent Developments

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Seven Directions
Tony A. Tiger (MuscogeeSeminole-Sac & Fox)

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Exploring Native Graphic Design
Rico Worl (Tlingit-Athabascan)
Neebinnaukzhik Southall
(Rama Chippewa)

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Advice
A Practical Guide to Cleaning
Silver Jewelry
Andrew Krav
Guest Column
Fair Use: Content, Copyright,
and Culture
Kevin R. Kemper, PhD, LLM

ARTIST PROFILES
Joan Hill:
Muscogee-Cherokee Painter
Daniel McCoy Jr.
(Muscogee-Potawatomi)

DEPARTMENTS

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Calendar

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In Memoriam
Lloyd Oxendine (Lumbee)
America Meredith (Cherokee Nation)

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Johnny Tiger Jr.
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(Muscogee-Seminole)
America Meredith (Cherokee Nation)

REVIEWS
Art Exhibit Reviews

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Book Reviews

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Report 85

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COVER: Cara Romero (Chemehuevi), Water
Memory, 2015, color photograph, limited edition
1/5, 44 × 44 in. Image courtesy of the artist.
Water Memory is a dreamscape, an artistic
exploration of place, memory, and multiple
narratives. Here we have male and female Pueblo
corn dancers, captured in both a terrifying and
peaceful free fall into a mysterious deluge of
natural water.
—Cara Romero

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