Indigenous Art: Creating Value and Sharing Beauty
Nancy J. Parezo
Abstract
Nancy J. Parezo
Abstract
This chapter contains sections titled: Anthropology and Art History: Disciplinary Bases for the Study of Native Art The Contemporary Literature The Arena of Definitions: Art versus Material Culture, “Tourist Art” versus “Fine Art” Understanding Arts of Culture, Time, and Place Market Economy and Collecting Institutional Effects on Native American Art Styles and Media NAGPRA and Cultural Patrimony Native Voice: Interviews with Famous Artists and Social Commentary Issues Facing Contemporary Artists Conclusion
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This chapter contains sections titled: Anthropology and Art History: Disciplinary Bases for the Study of Native Art The Contemporary Literature The Arena of Definitions: Art versus Material Culture, “Tourist Art” versus “Fine Art” Understanding Arts of Culture, Time, and Place Market Economy and Collecting Institutional Effects on Native American Art Styles and Media NAGPRA and Cultural Patrimony Native Voice: Interviews with Famous Artists and Social Commentary Issues Facing Contemporary Artists Conclusion
Key concepts: Indigenous, Beauty, Contemporary art, Value (mathematics), The arts, Anthropology of art, Fine art, Art