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• The transmission of Buddhism provided the initial impetus for contacts between Korea, China, and Japan, and the Japanese recognized facets of Chinese culture that could profitably be incorporated into their own: a system for converting ideas and sounds into writing; historiography; complex theories of government, such as an effective bureaucracy; and, most important for the arts, advanced technology, new building techniques, more advanced methods of casting in bronze, and new techniques and mediums for painting. ...
• With the of power from the nobility to the warrior class, the arts had to satisfy a new audience: soldiers, men devoted to the skills of warfare; priests committed to making Buddhism available to illiterate commoners; and conservatives, the nobility and some members of the priesthood who regretted the declining power of the court. ...
• Unkei's polychromed wood sculptures (1208, Kofuku-ji Temple, Nara) of two Indian sages, Muchaku and Seshin, the legendary founders of the Hosso sect, are among the most accomplished realistic works of the period; as rendered by Unkei, they are remarkably individualized and believable images. ...
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• The second response was a pendulum swing in the opposite direction spearheaded by Okakura Kakuzo and the American Ernest Fenollosa, who encouraged Japanese artists to retain traditional themes and techniques while creating works more in keeping with contemporary taste. ...

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• The kami, though, are not transcendent deities in the usual Western and Indian sense of the word - although divine, they are close to us; they inhabit the same world as we do, make same mistake as we do, and feel and think same way as we do. ...
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• With growing insurgency in Iraq and increasing criticism in the United States, the White House is pushing for faster action on crucial aspects of its strategy toward Iraq, accelerating the timetable for Iraqi self-government, redoubling military efforts against insurgents via Operation Iron Hammer, and increasing efforts to convince the American public of the long-term benefit of the transformation of Iraq. ...
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• NM, '78 - '81 California College of Arts & Crafts, Oakland, CA, BFA '75 - '78 Institute Of American Indian Arts, Santa Fe, NM '77 Haystack Mountain School Of Arts, Deer Isle, ME '75 Arcosanti, Cordes Junction, AZ Residencies/Visiting Artist '98 Bug-Ga-Na-Ge-Shig School, Leech Lake Reservation, July - Aug '98 Rockefeller Foundation Humanities Fellowship for Indigenous People of the Americas University of California Davis, Davis,CA, 3/8 - 7/8 '97 Bug-Ga-Na-Ge-Shig School, Leech Lake Reservation , July '96 Bug-Ga-Na-Ge-Shig School, Leech Lake Reservation , July '95 Nett Lake Reservation & Fond du lac Reservation, Native Arts Circle, Minneapolis, MN, July '95 Light Work, Syracuse, Artist-in-Residence, New York, April '94 Bug-Ga-Na-Ge-Shig School, Leech Lake Reservation, Native Arts Circle, Cass Lake, MN, July '93 Bug-Ga-Na-Ge-Shig School, Leech Lake Reservation, Film In The Cities Cass Lake, MN, August '93 Bemidji State University, Bemidji, MN, May '92 Film In The Cities, Artist-in-Residence, St. Paul, MN, May - June '91 Center for Exploratory and Perceptual Art, Artist-in-Residence, Buffalo, NY, May - June Awards '97 Rockefeller Foundation Humanities Fellowship for Indigenous People of the Americas University of California Davis, Davis,CA '95 Two Rivers Native Film & Video Festival, Video: "Native TV," First Place, Walking in Beauty Category, Minneapolis, MN '95 Western States Arts Federation Photography Fellowship, Santa Fe, NM, '94 California Arts Council Artist Fellowship,Sacramento, CA '92 Heard Museum & Phoenix Symphony, Logo Design Award, First Place, Phoenix, AZ '92 Creative Multi-Media Photography Award, Native Indian / Inuit Photographers Association, Ottawa, Ontario '82 Mayors Recognition, American Indian Street Fair, Design / Graphics, San Francisco, CA '76 Outstanding Achievement in Painting, Institute Of American Indian Arts, Santa Fe, NM Award Panels '97 Pro Arts Juried Annual, Mildred Howard, Squeak Carnworth, H. ... 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• Japanese, Indian and Arabic names such as Kajibumi, Djacarta (Djakarta) and Jabar are transcribed as Kadžibumi, Džakarta and Džabar, where j is replaced with ž. ...
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• The early 1960s marked the start of a transition from the Indian art era circumscribed predominantly by non-Indian "experts" to a time when Native American artists began to shape and define their own visual, written, and performing arts. The decade of the 1960s also was the demarcation point between the federal Indian policies of termination and self-determination, producting a mix of programs that promoted both the assimilation of Indians into the dominant society and their cultural distinctiveness from it. Public and private support for contemporary native arts fostered a similar mix of freedom from stylistic and content constraints and a desire to respond to new audiences and marketplace opportunities. It was a period that saw the highest federal concentration on the economic advancement of artists since the government's Indian arts projects of the New Deal era. ...
• ———During the Kennedy administration, established and emerging Indian artists received heightened visibility, beginning with the commissioning of a work for the new president's inauguration by the Creek painter Solomon McCombs. McCombs, like other artists of his generation such as the painters Fred Beaver (Creek-Seminole) and Archie Blackowl (Cheyenne, was schooled in the "traditional Indian painting" technique at Bascone College in Muskogee, Oklahoma. Its arts programs were run from the 1930s into the 1970s by the senior painters Ace Blue Eagle (Creek), Woody Crumbo (Potawatomi-Creek), and Terry Saul (Choctaw-Chickasaw), and the painter-sculptor W. ... (Cheyenne), who also taught at another arts center, the Haskell Institution in Lawrence, Kansas, and who received the art of Plains wood sculptor. ...
• They had studied the flat-painting style at the Santa Fe Indian School's studio and quickly departed from the confines of the form. Houser would set the standard for Indian sculpture in that decade, as his son Bob Haozous would in the 1980x and 1990s. Mentor to hundreds of accomplished artists, including his apprentice sculptor Craig Goseyan (White Mountain Apache), Houser was awarded France's Palme Académique 1992 and the National Medal of Arts, for the only Indian ever to be so honored. ...
• In response to artists' demands, arts competitions subsequently change their rules, and Howe's work swept the Philbrook's top awards in 1960 and 1961. ... From an all-indian background, I developed my own style. ...
• ———In 1962, a federal focal point for native arts development was established in Santa Fe with the founding of the Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA), which would be partially privatized in 1988, as the Institute of American Indian and Alaska Native Arts and Culture Development. The IAIA plan was advanced early in the Kennedy administration by the Rockefeller Foundation-funded Southwest Indian Arts Project (1958-61), by the Indian Arts and Crafts Board (IACB), and by the poet-writer John Collier, the Indian Commissioner who had initiated the IACB in 1935. ...

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• Aboriginal Virtual Art Gallery - Offers a variety of tribal arts and crafts by First Nations artists. ...
• Adobe Gallery - Antique and contemporary Southwest Indian art, specializing in Pueblo pottery. ...
• American Indian Art and Gift Shop - Traditional crafts by Northwest California Indians and other native artists. ...
• American Indian Dolls - Contemporary dolls for sale from by Choctaw sculptor Marion Springer. ...
• American Indian Made - Pipes, jewelry and pouches made by a Choctaw artist. ...
• American Indian Sacred Herb Company - Offering natural herbal products, soap, baskets and pottery by Southern California natives. ...
• American Indian Tea and Coffee - Tea, coffee, and herbal blends from a Lakota-owned family business. ...
• American Indian Trading Company - Native American and Saami tribal art. ...
• Ancient Arts Gallery - Dealer of pre-Columbian and antique American Indian art. ...
• Ancient Ways Indian Crafts - Shoshone-owned crafts store offers beadwork, pipes, and traditional Native American art from the Wind River reservation. ...
• Art Legends - Offering Navajo rugs, Pueblo pottery, and other American Indian art. ...

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