In the Shadow of the Sun: Perspectives on Contemporary Native Art

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Contents
1. INTRODUCTION • Gerald McMaster
2. THE FOURTH WORLD AND FOURTH WORLD ART • Nelson H.H. Graburn
3. “The Whites Are Thick As Flies In Summertime”: INDIAN/WHITE RELATIONS IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY • Joanne MacDonald
4. TRENDS IN NORTHWEST COAST INDIAN ART 1880–1959: Decline and Expansion • Peter L. Macnair
5. IN SEARCH OF THINGS PAST, REMEMBERED, RETRACED, AND REINVENTED • Martine Reid
6. TENUOUS LINES OF DESCENT: Indian Art and Craft of the Reservation Period • Gerald McMaster
7. THE POLITICAL, ECONOMIC, AND SOCIOCULTURAL CONDITIONS OF LIFE FOR THE INDIANS OF CANADA IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY • Peter R. Gerber
8. INDIAN ARTISTS’ STATEMENTS THROUGH TIME • Viviane Gray
9. THE ART OF CANADA’S INDIANS AND THE MODERN AESTHETIC • Gerhard Hoffmann
10. OF PUBLIC CONCERN, THE PENSIONING OF THE VISUAL ARTS IN CANADA SINCE 1945 • Michael Bell
11. NORTHWEST COAST INDIAN ART FROM 1950 TO THE PRESENT • Karen Duffek
12. “MESSAGES FROM THE PAST”: Oral Traditions and Contemporary Woodlands Art • Ruth B. Phillips
13. POSTMODERN CULTURE AND INDIAN ART • Gerhard Hoffmann
14. CANADIAN INUIT CULTURE 1800–1950 • Ernest S. Burch, Jr.
15. THE HISTORY OF INUIT CULTURE • Patricia Sutherland
16. SOCIAL, ECONOMIC, AND POLITICAL TRANSFORMATION AMONG CANADIAN INUIT FROM 1950 TO 1988 • Marybelle Mitchell
17. INUIT ART: A History of Government Involvement • Helga Goetz
18. THE AESTHETICS OF INUIT ART: Decoration, Symbolism, and Myth in Inuit Graphics; Material, Form, and Space in Inuit Sculpture; The Context of Moderism and Postmodernism • Gerhard Hoffmann
19. TALKING WITH THE ARTISTS • Dorothy Harley Eber
20. CONTEMPORARY INUIT SCULTURE: An Approach to the Medium, the Artists, and their Work • Marie Routledge and Ingo Hessel
21. INUIT TEXTILE ARTS • Maria Muehlen
22. THREE DECADES OF INUIT PRINTMAKING: Evolution and Artistic Trends, 1958–1988 • Odette Leroux