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Direct linkMartinez, David – American Indian Culture and Research Journal, 2011
In an art world dominated by non-Indian curators and experts, being "Indian" was confined to an ethnographic fiction of storytellers, dancers, and medicine men attired in traditional clothing and regalia, in which the colonization of indigenous lands and peoples is left to the margins like an Edward S. Curtis portrait. These are the…
Descriptors: Artists, American Indian History, United States History, Oral Tradition
