Thomas King, in reflecting on being Native, writes about the image of Indians in American culture and art, stating
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1) Thomas King, in reflecting on being Native, writes about the image of Indians in American culture and art, stating: “In the end, there is no reason for the Indian to be real. The Indian simply has to exist in our imaginations.”
a) Explain what this quote means to you. Select one exhibit artwork that challenges stereotypes.
b) Describe your selected artwork (title and artist) and then explain how this work artwork challenges a stereotype of Native women.
c) Discuss how this stereotype has “lived in your imagination” and the importance of the artwork as a reason “for Indians to be real”.
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