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Subject(s)

• Haozous, Bob 1943-—Exhibitions [Browse]
• Indian art—New Mexico—20th century—Exhibitions [Browse]
• Indian art—New Mexico—21st century—Exhibitions [Browse]
• Indigenous art—New Mexico—20th century—Exhibitions [Browse]
• Indigenous art—New Mexico—21st century—Exhibitions [Browse]
• Chiricahua art—20th century—Exhibitions [Browse]
• Chiricahua art—21st century—Exhibitions [Browse]
• Art—Political aspects—New Mexico—Exhibitions [Browse]
• Satire in art—Exhibitions [Browse]
• Wit and humor in art—Exhibitions [Browse]
• Political art—New Mexico—Exhibitions [Browse]
• Heard Museum—Exhibitions [Browse]
• Indigenous Studies [Browse]

Project coordinator

• Pardue, Diana F. [Browse]

Essayist

• Pardue, Diana F. [Browse]

Editor

• Woock, Kati [Browse]

Photographer

• Smith, Craig, 1959- [Browse]

Organizer

• Heard Museum [Browse]

Host museum

• Heard Museum [Browse]

Library of Congress genre(s)

• Exhibition catalogs [Browse]

Summary note

"Bob Haozous: A Retrospective View is the first major retrospective for the artist Bob Haozous (Warm Springs Chiricahua Apache, b. 1943). The exhibition brings together six decades of his work including sculpture, painting, prints, and jewelry. The exhibition will examine the timely social commentary embedded in Haozous's work and his overlooked contributions to the field of contemporary art through the presentation of more than 75 works. Throughout his career, Haozous has shaped current dialogues about the complicated reality of American Indian creative expression as art, commodity, and cultural practice. Haozous uses satire and irony to reconsider figurative traditions within Indigenous art while contemplating the philosophical meaning of being Indigenous in the postmodern world"--Heard Museum description of exhibition.

Notes

• "This catalog was published to coincide with the exhibition "Bob Haozous: A Retrospective View", organized by the Heard Museum, and presented April 4, 2025-November 30, 2025"--Page opposite title page.
• Project coordinator, Diana F. Pardue; editor, Kati Woock; photography (unless otherwise noted), Craig Smith.

Bibliographic references

Includes endnotes and bibliographical references (pages 184-187).

Contents

• Foreword / David M. Roche
• The economics of Chiricahua aesthetics / heather ahtone
• Bob Haozous, the messenger / Diana F. Pardue
• Man of steel / Kate Morris
• Jewelry as material thinking / Henrietta Lidchi
• Good medicine: humor as critique and coping mechanism / Jami Powell
• A conversation with Roxanne Swentzell and Bob Haozous / recorded by Diana F. Pardue
• Chronology of select exhibitions: Bob Haozous, 1970-2021
• Author biographies
• Bibliography and references
• Acknowledgments
• Board of Trustees 2024-2025, the Heard Museum.

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Indexed in

Indexed in the Native American Artists Resource Collection Online, Billie Jane Baguley Library and Archives, Heard Museum, Phoenix, Arizona, at the artist name level (March 28, 2025)

ISBN

• 9780934351355 ((hardcover))
• 093435135X ((hardcover))

OCLC

1512262286

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