Trickster Coyotes, the art of Harry Fonseca
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- Harry Fonseca, Two Coyotes with Flags, acrylic on canvas (Gilcrease Museum) © Estate of Harry Fonseca
A conversation with Roxanne Beason, Andrew W. Mellon Fellow Research and Content Development Specialist for the Indigenous art collections, Gilcrease Museum and Steven Zucker
This channel is an absolute gem- can’t stop watching and learning
a great example that art can be defined as any creative work that initiates a discussion. love it!
I'm glad you made a video about my (real) great uncle. Unfortunately, he died before I was even born. Every once in a while, my tribe has meetups. Harry Fonseca will be remembered forever...
1946-2006
In East Sacramento, the new development a lot of the streets are named after famous people from Sacramento one of them is Fonseca street named after
Harry Fonseca
That’s hecka cool
So excited to see you talking about Fonseca!!
Love this. Thank you for introducing me to this fantastic artist
Very lovely
I meant to mention this in a previous video, but I love the Gilcrease Museum's logo. If I ever need one or some kind of family crest, it has to be at least that cool.
I'm guilty as charged (regarding being an American with no clue about indigenous cultures). This playlist has helped me learn a lot more. I didn't know about "Castro Clones" either, but I like the way he satirized ignorant stereotypes in a quirky, mildly provocative way.
Seeing the cayote perform his various roles reminds me of one of the desktop themes I have on my computer: "The Adventures of Ninja Cat." I wonder if that artist drew inspiration from Fonseca.
Bruh, that’s furry art
Yep and there are many examples that would predate it. Doesn’t negate it as a work of art. Just a matter of how social attitudes shift and a viewer’s preference.