Seneca artist Luanne’ Redeye’s work is being featured in this online exhibition. Ja:goh!
By Michael Abatemarco | July 31, 2020 | https://www.santafenewmexican.com/
(Artwork pictured above: Luanne Redeye (Seneca Nation), Like Air/I’ve Said Your Name When I Needed It, 2017, Oplux Vellum paper, seed beads, thread, gel photo transfer, gouache, acrylic on watercolor paper, 19.5 x 19.5 x .75 in.)
Self-representation, identity, and the American experience as seen from a Native perspective are themes featured in the exhibition Framed. This two-person show includes mixed media works by Tamara Ann Burgh (Iñupiat-Kawerak /Swede) and Luanne Redeye (Seneca Nation of Indians, Hawk Clan). Both artists’ works are often personal and reflect subject matter related to intergenerational trauma and questions about authenticity. Both artists combine materials such as altered photographs with textiles, beadwork, and other mediums. View the onsite exhibition on the museum’s website in two or three dimensions; 3D glasses are required to view the stereoscopic images. The glasses can be ordered online at iaia.edu/about/3d/ or download a template to make a pair at home. Framed is on view through Jan. 24.
IAIA Museum of Contemporary Native Arts,
108 Cathedral Place,
505-983-1777,
iaia.edu/mocna
