Judith G. Hall, Maile Taualii, Wedlidi Speck
Abstract
Indigenous Art often expresses the complex culture of their creators and provides insight into the origins, histories, and values of that culture. Two examples of Northwest Indigenous Art suggest deeper meanings and the "power" of congenital anomalies.
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Indigenous Art often expresses the complex culture of their creators and provides insight into the origins, histories, and values of that culture. Two examples of Northwest Indigenous Art suggest deeper meanings and the "power" of congenital anomalies.
Key concepts: Indigenous, Indigenous culture, Power (physics), History, Anthropology, Sociology, Ethnology, Aesthetics