The Rogue Art Historian
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American Art Has Been Lying To You
Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander art belongs at the center of American art history because it changes what the phrase American art is allowed to mean. The older canon often treated American art as a story of European in...
They Gave Us Flowers. We Took the Streets.
May Day is one of the rare dates in visual culture that belongs equally to flowers and to fists. It begins in the language of spring ritual, with branches, garlands, bonfires, May bushes, Maypoles, dancing, courtship, flowers, fertility, an...
The Dark Ages Were a Lie. Look at the Glass.
Medieval art and architecture did not begin with the disappearance of Rome. They began inside the transformation of the Roman world. From the fourth to the fourteenth centuries, artists, patrons, bishops, rabbis, caliphs, monks, queens, abb...
Stop Calling It Emerging. You Ignored It.
Across April’s Arab American Heritage Month series, we moved through visibility, erasure, exile, memory, surveillance, inheritance, and the long history of being seen incorrectly, returning again and again to what America still refuses to f...
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Art Historian and Artist. MFA: Art History; MFA: Studio Art; PhD: Art History. Unapologetically Indigenous.
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