“Federal Indian law” is the body of United States law – treaties, statutes, executive orders, administrative decisions, and court cases – that define and exemplify the unique legal and political status of the over 550 federally recognized American Indian and Alaska Native tribes. - NARF. (n.d.). The Purple Book. Retrieved January 28, 2021, from https://www.narf.org/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/purple.pdf
Additional Artworks
From Shelby Head
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The Fourth Thursday of November - Shelby Head, 2023
Formal table setting, sculpted food, paper mache, sculpey, silicone
76 x 150 x 96 in
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Papered Over - Shelby Head, 2023
Business suit, mannequin, paper, wood, flag, 2023
90 x 75 x 60 in
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Superiority Complex - Shelby Head, 2022
Superiority Complex, family documents, family portrait, subfloor, hardwood, candle chandelier, table, chair, tea cup with spoon, rug, 2022
120 x 120 x 120 in
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The Wall, 2018
Cement board, frame
63 x 129 in
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*** ****, 2018
Tires, pot
36 x 66 x 50 in
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Dark Wall - Shelby Head, 2018
Dark Wall, installation, 10 frames, wallpaper, text of racially explicit laws, regulations, policy, and government practices printed on wallpaper, backside, racist family documents, variable dimentions, 2018
62 x 72 x 3 in
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Second-term Pardons, 2025
Construct
11 x 11 x 2.5 in
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Signal Gate, 2025
Construct
8 x 6 x 4 in