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Publication type (Carnegie):
OTHER - New York Times Book Review: Quote
Issue Title (Carnegie):
Carnegie
Date:
1991-12-15
Pages:
24
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Summary:
Eskimo artists, when they carve ivory, we are told, do not being by deciding what to carve. They say, I wonder what is inside. As they carve, they gradually find it. It was there, waiting for discovery and release.
Keywords:
Indigenous Peoples in Art; N/A; N/A