Indigenous art
Found in 25 Collections and/or Records:
Institute of American Indian Arts posters, 1977
32 copies of posters for the Artists Seminar at the Institute of Indian Art's in Santa Fe, New Mexico. most of which are signed and numbered.
Library of Congress letter, 1975
A letter from Gerald E. Parsons, Jr. Reference Librarian to Leroy B. Selam in response to his request for material. from the Archive of Folk So ng Also included is an inventory of the Archive of Folk Song and photocopies of the collector's notes that describe the various recordings in the collection.
Music education
Various notes on musical analysis and the historical background of different music. Also included is an order form for a book titled "Iroquois Music and Dance: Ceremeonial Arts of Two Seneca Longhouses" by Gertrude P. Korath, requested by Helen Redbird-Selam.
Music of North American Indians, 1975
A booklet on the different types of music and their meaning, as well as the different insruments played , by the various American Indian tribes across North America
Original artwork
7 pieces of original artwork by Leroy B. Selam, including pencil sketches, colored pencil drawings, paintings, and others.
PBM scrapbook
A scrapbook of different symbols and art from various different tribes and short describions of the history and culture behind each piece.
Photographs of dancers
Various photographs of different dancers and musicians from different American Indian tribes all over North America.
Poster description
Two copies of a letter describing the symbolism and meaning behind the 1984 Festival of Native American Arts Commemorative poster titled "Eight is Enough" created by Navajo artist Baje Whitethorne.
Promotional poster, 1978
A promotional poster for the Institute of American Indian Arts, which features an oil painting by Anthony Gauthier on it.
Sap
A book of poems from various different poets, compiled by Michael Beech, Terri Brown, and the Oregon College of Education.