James Luna: Indian Legends, 1
James Luna
1993
One of three catalogues published for the exhibition As Public As Race, a series of performances organized during the summer of 1992. James Luna's performance was held on June 3. The exhibition As Public As Race was conceived in the context of Race and the Body Politic, a summer residency organized by Chris Creighton-Kelly for the Art Studio program at the Banff Centre. As a series of performances, the exhibition attempts to bring pressing issues concerning race, which were discussed by artists participating in the residency, to a wider audience. Three artists were invited and supported to create new work: Margo Kane, James Luna, and Paul Wong. All three presented work based on their examinations of the complex relationships between race, identity and stereotypes, commenting in different ways on a society largely blind not only to racist attitudes but non-white cultural practices in general.
WorldCat
WorldCat
Identifier
L0079Call Number
NX513.Z9 L86 1993Extent
25 pages : illustrations ; softcover 20 cmLanguage
ISBN
0920159702Place of Publication
Banff, ABPublication Type
PrintArtist
James LunaCurator
Sylvie GilbertWriter
Kerri SakamotoPublisher
Walter Phillips GalleryRelated Objects
Margo Kane: Memories Springing: Waters Singing (Related)Paul Wong: Chinaman's Peak: Walking the Mountain (Related)
Collection
grunt gallery LibraryCopyright 1993 Walter Phillips Gallery, the artists, and authors.