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SUMMARY:Painting Native America: Indigenous Artists in the 20th Century
LOCATION:McMenamins Grand Lodge Theater 3505 Pacific Ave Forest Grove\, OR
DESCRIPTION:Tickets: $5 Generations of Indigenous artists carved out a plac
 e for Native American art in North American culture and society during the
  20th century. To do so\, they confronted fundamental questions of how to 
 use art for social and political goals\, with each generation benefiting f
 rom the work of those who came before. Professor Nicolas G. Rosental prese
 nts his research on how Indigenous artists worked to validate Native Ameri
 can culture and rewrite North American history from an Indigenous perspect
 ive through innovative\, meaningful\, and beautiful works of art. Nicolas 
 G. Rosenthal is Chair and Professor of History at Loyola Marymount Univers
 ity in Los Angeles\, where he teaches Indigenous\, American West\, and Uni
 ted States History. He received his BA and MA from the University of Orego
 n and PhD in History from the University of California\, Los Angeles. Rose
 nthal is the author of Painting Native America: Indigenous Artists in the 
 Twentieth Century. Art by Oscar Howe\n\nhttps://fgcchamber.org/events/9469
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URL:https://fgcchamber.org/events/94692
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