LibGuides: Native America Heritage: Arts & Culture

Large Portfolio books
Audio and Podcasts

Beauty, Honor, and Tradition by Joseph D. Horse Capture; George P. Horse Capture
Call Number: E98 C8 H67 2001
ISBN: 9780816639472
George P. Horse Capture, and his son, Joseph D. Horse Capture, bring different insights to this project as they explore new relationships among the shirts, the shirtmakers, the historians and scholars, and the audience of Indians and non-Indians alike.
Native Universe by Clifford E. Trafzer
Call Number: E77 .N365 2004
ISBN: 9780792259947
Featuring essays by such distinguished Native Americans as Vine Deloria, Jr. (Standing Rock Sioux), Wilma Mankiller (Cherokee), Victor Montejo (Maya), and many more, Native Universe reveals the rich heritage and true diversity of the Indian Americas.
Northwest Coast Indian Painting by Edward Malin
Call Number: E 78 N78 M33 1999
ISBN: 9780881924718
Explores the house art of Northwest Coast Native Americans, describing the styles, foundations, regional traditions, and artists of house painting, including more than one hundred illustrations and photos.
The Plains Indians by Outlet Book Company Staff; Random House Value Publishing Staff
Call Number: E78 .G73 T38 1994
ISBN: 9780517102800
A cultural and historical view of the Plains tribes of the pre-reservation period.
Sacred Sites by Susan Suntree
Call Number: PS3569.U66 S23 2010
ISBN: 9780803231986
Learning how a place comes into being acquaints us with forces of life that are large and intimately interconnected. For the indigenous people, the creation and transformation of the world is an account of the First People. In this way of looking at it, the land is alive and working out its own story.-- Foreword.

The fight for Native American humanity
In 1879, a landmark case asked the question: Are Native Americans considered human beings under the U.S. Constitution? This is Chief Standing Bear's story. "Constitutional" is a new Washington Post podcast about the story of America
A great big story. First Nations under a groove
A Tribe Called Red. This First Nations band is an Ottawa-based trio that is bringing music that originated on the North American plains to a whole new audience. With their unique fusion of beats, DJ NDN, 2oolman and Bear Witness have created a gathering place for all music fans while showing pride in their heritage.
Keeping us whole: preventing missing and murdered indigenous people- podcast series
Podcast series from the Administration for Native Americans - closed captioned -