INSIDE NMAI


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ABOVE: Miss Florida Seminole Cheyenne Kip- penberger, left, and Junior Miss Florida Seminole Allegra Billie, right, of the Seminole Tribe take a close look at intricate American Indian beadwork and techniques that are passed down through generations.


Joyce Growing Thunder Fogarty (Assiniboine/ Sioux), Sioux Princess Doll, 1999. Fort Peck Reservation, Mont. Hide, glass beads, silk ribbon, ribbon, synthetic fabric, paint, brass bells, feathers. NMAI 26/5124


Juanita Growing Thunder Fogarty (Assiniboine/ Sioux), Doll, 1997. North San Juan, Calif. Hide, cotton cloth, glass beads, porcupine quills, brass beads, ribbon, commercially tanned leather, brass bell, shells, human hair, sage. NMAI 26/5121


RIGHT: Walt Disney World Resort guests listen to one of the three interactive videos in the gallery, which offer reflections from contemporary American Indian artists on their work and culture. When guests wave their hands in front of a display resembling a campfire, the “flames” transform into a video presentation.


38 AMERICAN INDIAN WINTER 2018


PHOTOS BY KENT PHILLIPS


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