Creativity Is Our Tradition: Three Decades of Contemporary Indian Art at the Institute of American Indian Arts (1992)

by Rick Hill

Other authorsNancy Marie Mitchell (Author), Lloyd New (Author)
Paperback, 1992

LCC

N6538 A4 H55 1992

Publication

Santa Fe, NM: Inst. of Amer Indian Arts (1992), Edition: First Edition, Paperback, 176 pages

Tags

Exhibitions, Institute of American Indian Arts, museum, New Mexico, art, Santa Fe, Alaska native, culture, sovereignty, identity, self-determination

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