... This chapter considers the impact of Jimmie Durham’s tenure as the director of the International Indian Treaty Council of the American Indian Movement on his subsequent artistic practice in New York City during the 1980s. It lays the ground for remaining chapters by examining the philosophical...

... American Indian Movement Pakistan ceremony abstraction ...

... American Indian Movement itinerant artists globalization global modernisms sovereignty ...

... Fritz Scholder International Indian Treaty Council World Council of Indigenous Peoples American Indian Movement Transylvania ...

... the coffin of broken treaties. Earth Diplomacy draws to a close in 1973, as the American Indian Movement occupation of Wounded Knee was broadcast globally and Native art largely fell off the United States’ Cold War agenda. Yet the International Indian Treaty Council and the World Council of Indigenous...

... by unilateral occupation, they envision former metropoles long filled with indigenous persons, objects, and meanings. Horton positions the work of the American Indian Movement generation at the intersection of indigenous sovereignty, crisis globalization, the so-called new materialisms, and an archival impulse...