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New. 1905267126. *** FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request ***-*** IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT-Flawless copy, brand new, pristine, never opened--128 pages; 76 illustrations. Description: "This book features previously unseen archival photographs and art by indigenous photographers. Published by the National Museums of Scotland, it is based on eight papers given at the Native American Art Studies Association in Phoenix in 2005. The distinguished editor, Henrietta Lidchi, co-chaired the event which focused on a debate about the role of photograph as object, as artistic expression and as a vehicle for cultural identity. Participants included those from Arizona State University, the Minnesota Historical Society, the Denver Museum of Nature and Science, and the University of California. They addressed the continuing museum controversy over who owns the rights to Native American artifacts and materials and the current role of the indigenous photographer. Included is a fascinating look at 19th century Tsimshian, tribes living in British Columbia and a corner of Alaska. In addressing concerns about photographic archives in museums and galleries, new forms of display, multi-media and digital processes and different ways in which people work with collections, it sits firmly within new debates in museology and art history."--with a bonus offer--