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Proposal for white and Indian dead monuments transpositions, Washington, D.C

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Collection	Otis Library's Artists' Books
Author(s)	Durant, Sam
Title	Proposal for white and Indian dead monuments transpositions, Washington, D.C
Date	2005
Press(es)	Paula Cooper Gallery
Physical Description	91 p.: ill.; 18 cm.
Subject(s)	Durant, Sam, 1961- -- Exhibitions Indians of North America -- Wars Monuments -- Washington (D.C.) War casualties -- United States -- History
Description	Catalog of an exhibition held September 23-October 29, 2005 . The Proposal "consists of relocating a selection of existing massacre monuments and memorials [for whites and Indians who died during the "Indian Wars"] from around the country to the National Mall in Washington, D.C.... Unsurprisingly, the great majority of the monuments honor whites. The layout of the monuments and memorials on the National Mall will reflect this discrepancy by a separation into two groups.... The proposal calls for this separation in order to foreground certain aspects of the way history is produced, to raise the question of who controls history and whose interests it serves"--P. 6 . Photography.
Book Type(s)	Artists' books
Binding	Glued binding - paper cover
Process/Technique	Photography

Collection	Otis Library's Artists' Books
Author(s)	Durant, Sam
Title	Proposal for white and Indian dead monuments transpositions, Washington, D.C
View	Cover
Image Description	A grey cover with a small star printed on the page.
ImageID	artb62598A

Proposal for white and Indian dead monuments transpositions, Washington, D.C

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Proposal for white and Indian dead monuments...

Proposal for white and Indian dead monuments...