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Even When the Grass Grew that First Spring, the Chiefs Who Signed Already Knew the Treaties Were Being Broken
Even When the Grass Grew that First Spring, the Chiefs Who Signed Already Knew the Treaties Were Being Broken
Even When the Grass Grew that First Spring, the Chiefs Who Signed Already Knew the Treaties Were Being Broken

Even When the Grass Grew that First Spring, the Chiefs Who Signed Already Knew the Treaties Were Being Broken

Artist (1945-2023)
Date2017
Dimensions6 × 5 dia.in. (15.2 × 12.7 cm)
ClassificationsART, 3-DIMENSIONAL
Credit LineClara S. Peck Fund
Object number2019.6.3a-b
Descriptiona) Round, white and green basket with alternating, siver and gold-colored, braided cords around bottom; (b) separate, matching, round lid with green decorative bow on top and alternating, siver and gold-colored, braided cords around rim; basket and lid composed of strips of acetate film with green and white leaders, instead of natural material traditonally used in basket making; by this, artist intends to add layers of meaning / social commentary to her fine art baskets; film woven into this basket is "The North American Indian, Part 2: How the West Was Won and Honor Lost" (Contemporary Films/McGraw-Hill. 1970)
Collections
  • Post WWII and Contemporary Art
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