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New Work by a New Generation

Robert Houle, Abraham Anghik, Carl A. Beam, Bob Boyer, Domingo Cisneros, Larry Emerson, Harry Fonseca, Edward Poitras, Jaune Quick-to-See Smith, Ron White, Dana A. Williams

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Houle argues that Native artists draw on two aesthetic traditions: North American and Western European. He then discusses 16 artists' use of these traditions, elaborates on approaches to their work, and critiques how their work has been seen. Artists' statements. Biographical notes. 5 bibl. ref.

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Houle argues that Native artists draw on two aesthetic traditions: North American and Western European. He then discusses 16 artists' use of these traditions, elaborates on approaches to their work, and critiques how their work has been seen. Artists' statements. Biographical notes. 5 bibl. ref.

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Houle argues that Native artists draw on two aesthetic traditions: North American and Western European. He then discusses 16 artists' use of these traditions, elaborates on approaches to their work, and critiques how their work has been seen. Artists' statements. Biographical notes. 5 bibl. ref.

Key concepts: Work (physics), Visual arts, Art, Aesthetics, Art history, History, Engineering, Mechanical engineering

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