Of the three works covered here, which the National Museum of the American Indian brought to the Venice Biennale, one offers a tribute to a Luiseno Indian who traveled from Luna's tribal home in California to Rome to study for the priesthood in 1834. Luna oscillates between shaman and showman, a duality highlighted by this book's lenticular cover.
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Paul Chaat Smith is a Comanche writer and curator whose work is focused on American Indian political and cultural space. He is the author of Everything You Know about Indians Is Wrong and coauthor of Like a Hurricane: the Indian Movement from Alcatraz to Wounded Knee, as well as numerous essays on cultural politics. Smith lives in Washington, DC.
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