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    Home»Archives»2017»FAAM No. 17, Winter 2017/18

    FAAM No. 17, Winter 2017/18

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    By FAAM Staff on February 20, 2018 2017, 2018, Archives

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    Issue No. 17, Winter 2017/18


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    Features

    • Benjamin Nicholas & Belize’s Garifuna Painters by Peter Szok, PhD
    • Indigeneity at documenta 14 by Andrea L. Ferber, PhD
    • Jacinto & the Oracular World of Wixárika Beadwork by Kevin Simpson
    • The Keshi Foundation: Dreaming Big for Artists of Zuni Pueblo by Staci Golar

    Artist Profiles

    • Christi Belcourt: Michif Painter by Jean Merz-Edwards
    • Jordan Bennett: Mi’kmaq Interdisciplinary Artist by Matthew Ryan Smith, PhD
    • Luzene Hill: Eastern Band Cherokee Interdisciplinary Artist by Suzanne Newman Fricke, PhD
    • Pedro O. Zepeda: Seminole Canoe Maker & Ceramic Artist by Michole Eldred (Catawba-Eastern Band Cherokee)

    Departments

    • Recent Developments
    • Seven Directions: Mike Patten (Cree)
    • Spotlight: Navajo Elder Waiting by Monty Little (Navajo) by Michelle Lanteri
    • Art+Lit: Mary Black (Ojibwe) with April Holder (Sac & Fox-Wichita-Tonkawa) by Matthew Ryan Smith, PhD
    • In Memoriam:
      • Tony Hunt Jr. (Kwakwaka’wakw) by America Meredith (Cherokee Nation)
      • Don Tenoso (Hunkpapa Lakota) by Christina E. Burke
    • Calendar compiled by Matthew Bearden (Citizen Potawatomi-Kickapoo)
    • Art Exhibition Reviews, Book Reviews, Music Review, and Reports

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