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Passalacqua, Veronica. "Hulleah J. Tsinhnahjinnie."
In Path Breakers, edited by Lucy Lippard (2003).
Indianapolis and Seattle: Eiteljorg Museum and University of Washington Press.
Hulleah J.
Tsinhnahjinnie (Diné/Seminole/Muscogee)
by Veronica Passalacqua (click here to contact author)
“No longer is the camera held by an outsider looking in, the camera is held with brown hands opening familiar worlds.
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We document ourselves with a humanizing eye,
we create new visions with ease, and we can turn the camera
and show how we see you.” – Hulleah J. Tsinhnahjinnie1
Early encounters between photography and Native Americans have a history laced with racism, colonialism, broken treaties, captivity, and romanticism.
Before the medium found its artistic outlets it purveyed so-called factual evidence by functioning as a mode of one-sided documentation serving governmental and scientific purposes. Many stereotypes generated by early images