Category: First American Art Magazine
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Exploring Native Graphic Design: Design in Academic Settings
My article, Exploring Native Design: Design in Academic Settings, in the Spring 2014 issue 2 of First American Art Magazine. Design in Academic Settings by Neebinnaukzhik Southall As appears in First American Art Magazine ON HUNDREDS OF COLLEGE CAMPUSES every term, a flurry of activity within Native student clubs and associations, cultural centers, and academic…
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First American Art Magazine – Exploring Native Graphic Design: Activism and Design + Papyrus: The Power of Bad Fonts
The latest issue of First American Art Magazine is out, and my column Exploring Native Design is centered around design in an activist context in this issue. The article is a basic overview, giving brief examples of several instances of indigenous people using design as a form of activism. Mentioned in article: AIM/Steve Blake, Louis…
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My column “Exploring Native Graphic Design” in First American Art Magazine
The pilot issue of First American Art is out, available to read online for free! Check out my first column on Native design for the magazine on page 10. (You can also see me on the contributor bio pages!) There’s an ad I made for the Native American Graphic Design Project in there as well,…
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First American Art Magazine
I will be writing a design column in the upcoming First American Art, “a magazine dedicated to showcasing art by indigenous peoples of the Americas,” put together by America Meredith (Cherokee Nation). The pilot issue (Issue 0) will be coming out in March. It’s looking very promising already – contributors include Roy Boney, Jr. (Cherokee Nation),…