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... Chapter 3 demonstrates how the work of contemporary artists can prompt imaginative engagements with past materials that had equally complex lives abroad. Horton overturns a truism that Native American artists have never exhibited in the U.S. Pavilion of the Venice Biennale, revealing...

... archival impulse performance art Venice Biennale California missions Luiseño ...

... delegated performance racialized labor surplus populations Venice Biennale art fair ...

... Andre Malraux Museum of Modern Art (New York) Paris Biennale contemporary art ...

... Andre Malraux’s first Parisian Biennale was mounted, New York was already busy writing the next chapter of its history. The chapter traces how the French art establishment improperly evaluated the cultural changes occurring in the Western world after World War II, trying to reconstruct its image based...

... This chapter introduces the concept of an undivided earth through Emendatio , James Luna’s multimedia exhibition at the Venice Biennale in 2005. Luna reconstituted the archive of Pablo Tac (1822–41), a Quechnajuisom scholar who wrote the first dictionary and history of his people under...

... colonial societies for the future. Key artworks include Building Minnesota (Minneapolis, 1991), Wheel (Denver, 2005), and Most Serene Republics , Heap of Birds’s project for the 2007 Venice Biennale. These works are examined in light of the artist’s grounding in indigenous ceremony and worldview...

... labor-power is extracted. delegated performance racialized labor surplus populations Venice Biennale art fair ...

... Grand Prize, São Paulo Biennale. Helene makes masks. Hettie’s memoir gets great Kirkus review while she’s copyediting memoir by John Belushi’s widow Judy. Helene tapes Hettie’s radio interviews, memoir praised as “valuable social document”; Henry Louis Gates and others send nice letters. NY Times...