Table
of Contents
I. INTRODUCTION
American Indian Challenge and Opportunity of a New Century
Dave Warren
II. EVOLUTION OF A CULTURE: MORE THAN BEADS AND SILVER
The Status of Contemporary Lakota Tribal Arts
Mark St. Pierre
The Tradition of Song Renewal among the Pueblo Indians,
Part Two
Paul Humphreys
Major Influences in the Development of 20th Century
Native American Art
Charles Dailey
The American Indian Courting Flute: Revitalization and
Change
Edward Wapp Jr.
The Native American and Contemporary Art: A Dilemma
Fritz Scholder
III. 100 YEARS OF INDIAN ART: DILEMMAS IN VALUE CHANGE
The Discovery of Indian Art: Awareness or Choices?
Thomas Holm
Modernization and the Native American Middle Class, 1945–1970
Donald L. Fixico
Update on Indian Music: Contemporary Trends
Charlotte Heth
IV. THE ARTISTS AND SINGERS: THEIR ARTS, CRAFTS, AND
SONGS
Paul Apodaca (Navajo/Mexican)
George Blake (Hupa)
Chris Chavez (Santo Domingo Pueblo)
Hubert Homanie (Hopi)
Julia Parker (Pomo)
Georgeann Robinson (Osage)
Katherine Siva-Sauvel, Albino Siva, and Robert Levi
(Cahuilla)
Alberta Reed-Sylvia (Yurok)
Joallyn Archambault (Dakota)
V. CULTURAL PRESERVATION
Preserving Traditional Arts in Times of Scarcity
Susan Dyal
Sensitivity vs. Objectivity: An Indian Researcher's Dilemma
David E. Draper
VI. THE ETHICS OF DOCUMENTING, PRESERVING AND SHARING INDIAN CULTURE
Who Should Have Access to Indian Music in Archives?
Thomas Vennum, Jr.
The Impact of a Museum on the Native Community
Richard Hill
The Ethics of Portraying Navajo Religious Themes in Sandpainting as Art
Glory Tacheenie-Campoy
Permanent Sandpainting as an Art Form
Paul Apodaca
Tribal Music and Cultural Revival
Richard Keeling
VII. AMERICAN INDIAN LITERATURE: A RENAISSANCE?
American Indian Literature
N. Scott Momaday
Surrealism and Primalism: A Comparative Analysis And Extrapolation of the Psycho-Esthetics
William Oandasan
Contemporary American Indian Writers Workshop
N. Scott Momaday, Wendy Rose, Paula Gunn Allen, Kenneth Lincoln
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