Native American Culture
Curator exploring the rich archives of Native American culture through art, craftsmanship, history, and the beauty of its people. Pfp credit: Takes Enemy (Subject), Gertrude Käsebier.
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The Trail of Tears and the Great Hunger: The Kindred Spirits of 1847
[Left] “Trail of Tears” (ca. 1942) by Robert Lindneux | [Right] “An Irish Peasant Family Discovering the Blight of Their Store” (ca. 1847) by Daniel MacDonald
The Great Famine (An Gorta Mór) of Ireland, which lasted between 1845-1849, is c...
Indigenous Innovations Across North America
Long before modern technology and industrial tools, the Indigenous peoples of North America engineered solutions shaped by the land itself. For the Native communities, no part of the natural world was seen as useless or impractical. Whether...
The Cradleboard: An Invaluable Tool in Everyday Ka’igwu Life
Image source: risdmuseum.org
The Ka’igwu (or Kiowa) are a Plains tribe whose territory primarily covered present-day Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas and Colorado. The cradleboards shown here date to the late 19th to early 20th century, a complicat...
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Curator exploring Indigenous art and culture across the Americas, with a focus on Native American history, craftsmanship, art, textiles, and visual traditions. I cite source museums but do not track repatriation status. Pfp Art: E. A. Burbank
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