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Indian Beading: Of all the peoples who have
made beadwork a part of their culture, it's arguable that the Native Americans
have brought it to its highest artistic levels. Many people think only of wampum
and necklaces when they think of Indian beading, but traditionally there's much
more to it than that. That's the topic we explore in the following article.
Unglued
and Tattooed: Lois (left) has gotten over her horror at son Alec’s sleeve tribal
tattoo
Indelible Love: My Son's Tribal Tattoos
and Me
Alec loves his inked-up arm, and I love Alec. So I've gradually come to
respect his body adornment.
While secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, Lawrence Small violated
federal bird protection regulations when he imported Amazonian tribal art that,
unbeknownst to him, contained feathers of endangered birds.
Enough Australian Art, I'll take the curry
pie
Mysteries
of New-Ireland at the museum of Quai Branly, from
3 April to 8 July 2007
history of native american
indians and other related stories and movies
hawaiian
collectibles jewelry and memorabilia a list of museum and other resources
Papua
New Guinea claims the San Francisco museum doesn't have a right to items in
an exquisite collection. It adds a twist in the debate over cultural treasures.
The De Young reopened in October with Marcia and John Friede’s
collection of Papoua
New Guinea art put on display upstairs.
Aboriginal painting Just 10 years after
the first major auction dedicated to Aboriginal painting art, an indigenous
painting is tipped to break through the million Australian dollar barrier this
week.
Aboriginal Art The art of Australia's
Aborigines is garnering awards, selling for six figures at Sotheby's
auctions and drawing travellers to city galleries and dusty villages in search
of rising talent. Not bad for paintings recently dismissed as 'folk art.'
LASZLO BUHASZ explores the appeal of this bold and intricate work, and offers a
guide on where to start hunting
Aboriginal Fishing For over 500 generations,
Native peoples have fished the rich waters of Atlantic Canada.
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oriental rugs Nomadic Weavings: Treasures
from Looms DAYTON, OHIO.- The Dayton Art Institute presents Nomadic
Weavings: Treasures from Eastern Looms, on view through September 25, 2005.
These nomadic handmade weavings were solely for the purpose of family use and
were a mainstay of household possessions. The women were the gifted weavers who
created an amazing array of rugs, storage bags, tent straps, horse blankets,
animal trappings and exquisite embroideries.
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