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Picasso, Monet and Van Gogh are influential in our understanding of art and history. What about Native artists and their mark on the world? Who are the Native American artists that deserve the same type of recognition? Which of our Native forefathers should be known by those who care about art history? Is there a Native artist that you think everyone should study?
Guests:
Stephen Fadden, interim distance education director and art history instructor at the Institute of American Indian Art
Christina E. Burke, curator of Native American and non-Western art at the Philbrook Museum of Art
Bob Montoya (Sandia Pueblo) – Artist and son of Geronima Cruz Montoya
Inge Maresh (Yankton Sioux) – daughter of Oscar Howe
Bob Haozous (Chiricahua Apache) – Artist and son of Allen Houser
Break Music: Equinox (song) Samantha Crain (artist) You (Understood) (album)
