... treaties modernisms international relations sustainable diplomacy Ecological Indian ...

... Expo 67 Expo 70 Japan Ecological Indian Indigenous futurism ...

... stereotype of the Ecological Indian. Using an example of a painting by Fritz Scholder that traveled to Romania in 1972, the author connects the fraught history of United States treaties with Native nations to the fresh betrayals of the Indian Termination policy, arguing that these circumstances conditioned...

... futurisms in which artists materialize ancient gifts from the earth to expand a circle of reciprocity. Expo 67 Expo 70 Japan Ecological Indian Indigenous futurism ...

... a treacherous history of colonial treaty negotiations to be reimagined by artists and activists in the era of Indian Termination. Prominent modernist painter Oscar Howe materialized a theory of Dakota ethics and aesthetics through figurative abstractions that distilled the spiritual and ecological truths he saw...

... Fritz Scholder’s paintings conjured the United States’ betrayal of its treaty obligations to Native nations before diverse publics abroad in 1972. Disgusted by the US government’s propaganda, the artist defected from a tour in Romania to visit Dracula’s castle and paint a little-known Indian...

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

..., the white founding director of the Studio School of the Santa Fe Indian School, exerted an outsized influence on propaganda concerning Native Americans. In tension with Dunn’s narrative, the author develops a framework of trans-Indigenous, more-than-human kinship that reconnects the paintings to customary...

... Nazario’s participation in the presidential inauguration made him visible to a curatorial team from the National Museum of the American Indian, in Washington, D.C. When the museum was inaugurated in 2004, Nazario was invited to the ceremony, which he attended as an Andean shaman. This story...

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

... Navajo Institute for American Indian Arts Olympics Mexico extraction ...

... (1940). Roberts’s Mediterranean opens disjunctively onto anticolonial figures elsewhere: Roberts’s fellow West Indian C. L. R. James as well as the “fathers” of Cuban and Filipino independence, José Martí and José Rizal. These four anticolonialists are case studies in resistant comparison, seemingly...

... uprisings of 1968. Navajo Institute for American Indian Arts Olympics Mexico extraction ...

... and ecological sensibilities. This chapter attempts to capture with “pen” (or laptop), for a sedimented print world, the magic pad or 4-d triangulations of historical discourses, operating systems, and sociocultural con-texts. The chapter also draws on films, theater, photos, and digital media from Indian...

... that Indians had a crude intuition of what he took to be Christian truth. Tunupa is among the oldest gods of the people of the southern Andean and Qollasuyu region and is associated with the creative and destructive forces of fire and volcanoes, thunder and lightning. In the classic version of Tunupa’s...

... of the vote, a majority that democratic Bolivia had not seen since the early 1960s. His first inaugural ceremony was held at the ruins of Tiwanaku, on 21 January 2006, with tens of thousands of Indian “brothers and sisters” in attendance, including Indian representatives from across the continent. The next...