Karen Kramer, Curator of Native American and Oceanic Art and Culture and Director of the Native American Fellowship Program, Peabody Essex Museum

Centering on T.C. Cannon as narrator of the exhibition, and decentralizing my curatorial voice as the authority, was an intentional strategy I employed to activate Cannon’s Native perspective and to build empathy with the audience.

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Published inPanorama (Minneapolis, Minn.) Vol. l; no. g
Main Author Karen Kramer
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published University of Minnesota Libraries Publishing 2022
Subjects
contemporary art
issue 4.2
karen kramer
native american art
t.c. cannon
twentieth-century art
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Summary:Centering on T.C. Cannon as narrator of the exhibition, and decentralizing my curatorial voice as the authority, was an intentional strategy I employed to activate Cannon’s Native perspective and to build empathy with the audience.
ISSN:2471-6839
2471-6839
DOI:10.24926/24716839.1660