ACC Bibliographic References

* Names in bold are Aboriginal writers.

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Renwick, Arthur, Into The Garden Of Angels: Faye Heavyshield, Toronto, ON: The Power Plant – Contemporary Art Gallery 1994.

Rice, Ryan, Roads to Homage (Dolan Badger and John Powell), Gatineau, QC: Indian Art Centre (INAC) 2001.

Rice, Ryan, Home Made. Ottawa, Ontario: Gallery 101, 2002.

Rice, Ryan, “Look Both Ways” In For The Arts Newsletter, ed. Canada Council for the Arts, Ottawa, Ontario. 2002.

Rice, Ryan, “Heart of Matters: New Works By Shelley Niro,” UCLA Davis, California: Gorman Gallery, 2005

Rice, Ryan, “Shelley Niro: Matriarch Matters” In Continuum 12 Artist Series, New York, NY: Smithsonian National Museum of American Indian, 2004.

Rice, Ryan, FLOCK. M.A. Thesis, Center for Curatorial Studies, Bard College, NY. 2004

Rice, Ryan. "The Road Well Traveled" In Lifeworlds - Artscapes - Contemporary Iroquois Art, Frankfurt, Germany: Museum der Weltkulturen, 2003.

Rice, Ryan. “Presence and Absence: Indian Art in the 1990's.”In Definition of Visual Culture V: Globalization and Postcolonialism, Montreal, Quebec: Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal, 2002.

Rice, Ryan. Home Project, Ed. Patti Young Kim, 106 press Halifax, Nova Scotia. 2002

Rice, Ryan. “Swift Currents”, The Hub: New Work By Eric Robertson, Indian Art Centre, Indian and Northern Affairs Canada. 2001.

Rice, Ryan. “Collecting Ourselves,” In Perpetual Bundle: Selected Works from the Indian Art Collection of Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, INAC. 2000 (unpublished).

Rice, Ryan. “Somewhere,” Urban Migration: Works by Jason Baerg, Indian Art Centre, Indian and Northern Affairs Canada. 2000.

Rice, Ryan. “Maintaining a Balance: Works By Tracey Anthony,” Anatomy of a Searching Soul, Indian Art Centre, Indian and Northern Affairs Canada.

Rice, Ryan. “Girl Power,” Longing and Not Belonging: Rosalie Favell, Indian Art Centre, Indian and Northern Affairs Canada. 1999.

Rice, Ryan. “Becoming Identified,” De-colonizing the Archival Photograph: George Littlechild, Indian Art Centre, Indian and Northern Affairs Canada 1999.

Rice, Ryan. “David General: At A Glance...,” Rear View Mirror: David General, Indian Art Centre, Indian and Northern Affairs Canada 1998.

Rice, Ryan, “a true moment: honoring the works of Clifford Maracle (1944-1996),” Canadian Museum of Civilization, Hull, Quebec. 1997 (unpublished).

Rice, Ryan and Barry Ace, “Longing and not Belonging: Rosalie Favell.” CV Photo. Winter 2000. No.53. Productions Ciel Variable, Montreal,

Richmond, Cindy, Ruth Cuthand: Artists With Their Work, Regina, SK: Mackenzie Art Gallery 1990

Rickard, Jolene. “Sovereignty: A Line in the Sand” In Strong Hearts: Native American Visions and Voices, 51-54 Aperature Foundation, 1995.

Ringlero, Aleta M. Only Skin Deep: Changing Visions of the American Self, (Abrams, 2003).

Robertson, Carmen, Other Space: 6 Degrees of Exploration, Regina, SK: Rosemont Art Gallery 2003.

Robinson, Donald C., Norval Morrisseau: Honouring First Nations, Toronto,ON: Kinsman Robinson Gallery 1994

Robinson, Paul C.H., Norval Morrisseau: The Spirit Within, Toronto, ON: Kinsman Robinson Gallery 1992

Roberge, Gaston. Rita Letendre: Woman of Llight. Laval, QC: Belle Publisher, 1997

Roosevelt, Anna Curtenius and James GE Sivith, The Ancestors: Native Artisans of The Americas, New York, NY: Museum of the American Indian 1979.

Roessel, Robert A. Navajo Arts and Crafts. Rough Rock, Navajo Nation, AZ: Navajo Curriculum Center, Rough Rock Demonstration School, 1983.

Rushing, W. Jackson, Native American Art and the New York Avant-garde: A History of Cultural Primitivism. Austin, TX: University at Texas Press, 1995.

Rushing, W. Jackson, ed. Native American Art in the Twentieth Century, New York: Rutledge, 1999.

Ryan, Allan J. “I Enjoy Being A Mohawk Girl: The Cool and Comic Character of Shelley Niro’s Photography” In American Indian Art No. 1 Vol. 20 (Winter 1994) pp. 44

Ryan, Allan J. The Classical Aboriginal Series: Jim Logan, Whitehorse, YK: Yukon Arts Centre 1994

Ryan, Allan J., The Trickster Shift - Humour And Irony In Contemporary Native Art, Washington University and University of British Columbia Press, 1999.