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Museum Anthropology

Volume 24. Issue 2-3. September 2000

Contents:

Memory and Imagination in Native American Art

1. Introduction: Memory and Imagination in Native American Art
   
2. What is Tradition?
   
3. The State of Tradition
   
4. Retrospection, Memory and Imagination in the Study of 20^th-century Native American Art History
   
5. Art and Autoethnography: Frank Day and the Uses of Anthropology
   
6. Frank Day: Inside Place, Inside Art
   
7. "The strength that continues to go on for all of us"
   
8. "There are other ways of getting tradition"
   
9. "I just paint from my heart"
   
10. "I'm doing what I'm supposed to be doing"
    
11. California Indian Artists' Dialogue: Harry Fonseca, Frank LaPena, Judith Lowry, L. Frank Manriquez, Brian Tripp
    

Book Reviews

1. Native American Art: The Collections of the Ethnological Museum Berlin/Sun Dogs and Eagle Down: The Indian Paintings of Bill Holm
   

Exibition Reviews

1. Iaia rocks the sixties: The painting revolution at the institute of American Indian arts