A Conversation with Paul Chaat Smith
Smith’s essays are poignantly autobiographical while providing a historical overview of Native Contemporary artists and their sometimes ground-breaking output over the last three decades.
Luna Remembers by Paul Chaat Smith
In Washington, a large photograph of The Artifact Piece greets visitors in the National Museum of the American Indian’s third floor gallery. On a winter afternoon a few months after the museum opened, Luna himself was one of those visitors. It must have felt like walking into one of his own installations.
Abandon Your Goals
The American Dream is a dead religion yet believers are steadfast in their determination to sacrifice the present for an increasingly distant tomorrow.
