Nanabush: The Trickster Bottoms Out, negative 9
Allen Deleary
September 17, 1992
Creative Access Description
Black and white landscape oriented image of an Ojibwe man seated on a black gallery floor against a white wall close to the corner of the room. The man's right leg is bent and outstretched in front of him, while his left leg is pulled up toward him, the knee supporting his left elbow. In his hands he holds a necklace or string of beads in front of his chest. He wears moccasins, a pair of black briefs, and part of a coyote pelt on his head, the animal's head covering his face as a mask, with a few strands of his black hair hanging to the side. The right side of his entire body is painted in a dark colour with a sharp vertical line bisecting his chest. To his right and behind him is a rectangular wooden tray containing an indiscernible object and sitting in front of four beer cans and a beer bottle, some standing, others knocked askew.Description
Documentation of Nanabush: The Trickster Bottoms Out. Thom E. Hawke is pictured onstage performing.Identifier
1992.0917 NAN I003Extent
1 35mm negativePhotographer
Merle AddisonSubject
Allen DelearyArtist
Allen DelearyRelated program
Nanabush: The Trickster Bottoms Out (Related)In copyright. For uses beyond Fair Dealing, research requests, corrections, takedown requests, or other inquiries, please contact grunt gallery: archives@grunt.ca