Issue No. 8, Fall 2015
Features
- Ga ni tha, Three Native Women, and the Venice Biennale, by John Paul Rangel, PhD
- The Continuum of Plains Pictorial Tradition, by heather ahtone (Choctaw-Chickasaw) and Joe D. Horse Capture (A’aninin)
- Asleep and Awake: Contemporary Indigenous Video Art and the Politics of Presence, by Matthew Ryan Smith, PhD
- Zapotec Day of the Dead, by Kevin Simpson
- Ascending New Heights: Four Artists to Watch, by America Meredith (Cherokee Nation)
Artist Profiles
- Jackie Larson Bread, Blackfeet Beadwork Artist, by Jean Merz-Edwards
- Brent Greenwood, Chickasaw-Ponca Painter, by America Meredith
- Bobby C. Martin, Muscogee Creek Printmaker, by Roy Boney Jr. (Cherokee Nation)
- Christine Nofchissey Horse, Navajo Ceramic Artist, by Kim Baca (Navajo-Santa Clara)
Departments
- Recent Developments (news)
- Seven Directions with Michole Eldred (Catawba Nation-Eastern Band Cherokee)
- Literature + Art: interview with Joy Harjo-Sapulpa (Muscogee), by Yvonne N. Tiger (Seminole-Muscogee-Cherokee) with artwork by Dana Tiger (Muscogee-Seminole-Cherokee)
- Exploring Native Graphic Design: The Artistry of Indigenous Video Games, by Elizabeth LaPensée, PhD
- Everything You Create Is Protected by Copyright Law, by Kevin Kemper, PhD, LLM
- In Memoriam
- Joseph Jacobs (Cayuga), by America Meredith
- Michael “Huzo” Paddlety (Kiowa), by Maya Torralba (Kiowa)
- Art Exhibit Reviews
- Book Reviews
- Music Reviews
- Reports
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