Features
- Wisconsin’s Effigy Mounds by America Meredith (Cherokee Nation)
- American Indian Art Magazine by Gloria Bell (Métis)
- Historical Continuum: The Portraits of Brian Honyouti by Zena Pearlstone, PhD
- A Conversation with Tanya Lukin Linklater by Matthew Ryan Smith, PhD
Artist Profiles
- Angela Babby: Oglala Lakota Glass Artist by Mary V. Bordeaux (Sicangu Lakota)
- Cliff Fragua: Jemez Pueblo Sculptor by Matthew Ryan Smith, PhD
- Luis González Palma: Mestizo Photographer by Rosa Cays (Chicana)
- June Lee: Seminole Textile Artist by Mary Jo Watson, PhD (Seminole)
Departments
- Recent Developments
- Seven Directions: Tom Farris (Otoe-Missouria-Cherokee)
- Exploring Native Graphic Design: Sports Logos by Neebinnaukzhik Southall (Rama Chippewa)
- Guest Column: The Claim of Copyright in Copies of Copies by Kevin R. Kemper, PhD, LLM
- In Memoriam: John Trudell (Santee Dakota) by Staci Golar
- Art Exhibit Reviews
- Book Reviews
- Report
- Calendar
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3 Comments
How can I buy a back copy of the magazine (Issue 10, Spring 2016)? I read the story about effigy mounds in Wisconsin, where we live, and I am acquainted with names and places mentioned by America Meredith. I’m an Anglo artist and writer with lifelong ties to Chicano and First American people. With their advice, I designed an effigy mound built in 1989 at the Veterans Memorial Park, Neillsville, Wisconsin. It’s shaped as a mourning dove, the Wisconsin state bird, and has become a home for many events and gatherings. You can see a photo of it on my art website.
I don’t use PayPal. Is there another way I can buy a back copy?
Peace,
David Giffey
Hi David, you can send a check or money order for $8.99 made out to “FAAM” to FAAM, 133 24th Ave. NW #126, Norman, OK 73069, with a note that you want Issue No. 10. Thank you so much for your interest!
Would you be able to direct me to the issue that had artwork by Marla Allison. The painting was a blue Pueblo.
Thanks,
Mark