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Cover 1 Title Page, Copyright 2 Abstract/Résumé 4 Contents 6 List of Illustrations 10 Acknowledgements 12 Hard Inclusion 14 1 Our (Inter) Related History 32 2 A First Nations Perspective The AGO or the Woodland Cultural Centre? 40 3 First Nations and Art Museums 48 4 Framing Aboriginal Art at the Museum of Sydney 58 5 After Essay – Questioning History, Questioning Art 68 6 A Proper Place for Art or the Proper Arts of Place? Native North American Objects and the Hierarchies of Art, Craft, and Souvenir 74 7 Crossing New Borders to Exhibit Iroquois Tourist Art 104 8 (Cultural) Objects of (Cultural) Value: Commodification and the Development of a Northwest Coast Artworld 124 9 After Essay - Indigenous Is the Local 146 10 Edmund Morris Speaking of First Nations 156 11 Expanded Visions: Collaborative Approaches to Exhibiting First Nations Histories and Artistic Traditions 180 12 The Cunningham Collection of Haida Argillite at hte Art Gallery of Ontario 194 13 After Essay – What's the Story? 206 14 The Anthropology of Inuit Art: A Problem for Art Historians 212 15 Status 2000: Presenting Contemporary Inuit Art in the Gallery Setting 226 16 After Essay – And What About Inuit Art? 236 17 We
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- Author
- Jessup, Lynda
- Publisher
- Ottawa University Press;Canadian Museum of Civilization
- Published
- 2002
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781772822991
- Category
- nonfiction