No deal! Indigenous arts and the politics of possession
Auteur(s) : Berman, Tressa (Éd.)Description matérielle : xx-261 p.-[8] p. de pl. : ill ; 23 cm. Collection : School for Advanced Research global indigenous politics series Publication : Santa Fe : School for Advanced Research Press, 2012.Cote : G.4782Note : Bibliogr. p. 223-249 ; Index.Note complémentaire : SAR Press = School for Advanced Research Press. Thématique : Ethnologie | Art | Propriété| Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| Lab. d'anthropologie sociale | G.4782 | Available | G.4782 |
Introduction: situating indigenous arts and the politics of possessions / Berman, Tressa --
(Art)writing: a new cultural frame for native American art / McChesney, Lea S. --
Whose photographs? Native American images on the internet / Parezo, Nancy J. --
Revisiting an Inuit perspective: Baker Lake sculpture / Bouchard, Marie --
Literate savages: Central Desert painting as writing / Biddle, Jennifer --
Bad Aboriginal art / Michaels, Eric --
The problematic of the signature: indigenous arts and the politics of possession / Berman, Tressa --
Up for grabs: assessing the consequences of sustained appropriations of Navajo weavers' patterns / M'Closkey, Kathy --
Stop sign at the cultural crossroads: public art at the University of New Mexico / Fricke, Suzanne Newman --
Censorship from below: Aboriginal art in Australian museums / Myers, Fred --
"Silly little things": framing global self-appropriations in native arts / Mithlo, Nancy Marie --
"Cultural copy": visual conversations on indigenous art and cultural appropriation / Berman, Tressa and Centin, Marco.