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Tom Huff is primarily a stone sculptor working in a variety of stones, styles, and themes, traditional and contemporary. He is also a member of the CORA Foundation’s Board of Directors and has curated the November/December ArtRage exhibition, TONTO REVISITED: Native American Stereotypes. He has…
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Speakers: Neighbors of the Onondaga Nation (NOON) They are everywhere – Historical Markers. We’ve all seen them. Did you ever ask yourself, “Is that accurate?” It isn’t always! What goes on the markers is impacted by who funded its erection, the time period in which…
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Film Showing and Artist Talk with Terry Mendoza Interdisciplinary media artist Torry Mendoza’s work centers on the re-appropriation and deconstruction of Native identity in popular culture. Through digital editing, re-presentations and satirical juxtapositions, Mendoza challenges dominant society’s portrayal of Native Americans in order to call…
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Speaker: Dr. Scott Richard Lyons, Syracuse University. Zitkala-Sa Indigenous people in the Americas started living under the shadow of stereotype as early as 1492, and it wasn’t long before Indian imagery began justifying political policies that Indians found objectionable. To speak back to power, as…
