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Book
Author/Creator:
Lowry, Judith, 1948- artist.
Contributor:
Melero-Moose, Melissa, 1974- curator, essayist.
Wolfe, Ann M., curator.
Nevada Museum of Art, organizer, host museum.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Lowry, Judith, 1948---Exhibitions.
Lowry, Judith.
Lowry, Judith, 1948---Art collections--Exhibitions.
Indian painting--California--Exhibitions.
Indian painting.
Indian painting--Nevada--Exhibitions.
Indian art--Private collections--California--Exhibitions.
Indian art.
Kitsch--Themes, motives--Private collections--California--Exhibitions.
Kitsch.
Indians in popular culture--North America.
Indians in popular culture.
Indians in advertising--North America.
Indians in advertising.
Physical Description:
288 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), portraits (some color) ; 33 cm.
Manufacture:
China
Other Title:
Title of exhibition: Art of Judith Lowry
Place of Publication:
Reno, Nevada : Nevada Museum of Art, 2024.
Summary:
"In her large-scale and colorful paintings, Judith Lowry (Mountain Maidu/Pit River/Washoe) chronicles the stories of her family and the legends, traditions, and complexities of her Indigenous ancestry. Born to a Euro-Australian mother, and a father who traced his roots to Native Northern California and Scots-Irish cultures, Lowry's works reflect the Indigenous creation stories her father shared. She considers her paintings a modern extension of storytelling and a way of recording the oral histories of her family and community. This retrospective exhibition features Lowry's paintings alongside a concurrent exhibition featuring highlights from Lowry's personal art collection that she recently donated to the Nevada Museum of Art. The conversations that unfold in Lowry's paintings and the work of her friends and colleagues represent a lifetime of dialogue about ideas and issues that have shaped her life. Lowry earned her B.A. in fine art from Humboldt State University, followed by an M.A. in painting and drawing from Chico State University. A resident of both Nevada City and Susanville, CA, and is an enrolled member of the federally recognized Pit River Tribe. Lowry's work has been exhibited widely and her paintings are included in the permanent collections of major museums including the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian; the Peabody Essex Museum; the Crocker Art Museum; the Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian, the Denver Art Museum, and the Nevada Museum of Art. This exhibition is co-curated by Melissa Melero-Moose (Fallon Paiute-Shoshone Tribe) and Ann M. Wolfe, the Museum's Andrea and John C. Deane Family Chief Curator and Associate Director."--Nevada Museum of Art description of exhibition.
Contents:
Preface / Ann M. Wolfe
The art of Judith Lowry / Melissa Melero-Moose
Judith Lowry: aiming for the heart / Lucy R. Lippard
Offerings of solace and strength / Anya Montiel
Going home and the power of Molly's story / Rebecca Dobkins
The obedient wives / Anastasia Kinigopoulo
Complicating matters / Lara M. Evans
Looking home: remembering a Native American family: works of painter Judith Lowry and photographer Dugan Aguilar / Theresa Harlan
Plates: all artworks are by Judith Lowry
[Commentary about Judith Lowry] / Suzan Shown Harjo
[Commentary about Judith Lowry] / Karen Kramer
[Commentary about Judith Lowry] / Stacey Montooth
[Commentary about Judith Lowry] / Jean LaMarr
[Commentary about Judith Lowry] / Scott A. Shields
Home to Medicine Mountain: a children's book illustrated by Judith Lowry and written by Chiori Santiago, originally published by Lee & Low Books, 1998
Lowry Croul collection of contemporary Native American art
The Lowry archive collection of cultural ephemera
About the artist
About the museum
Image credits
Nevada Museum of Art Board of Trustees as of November 2024.
Native American art in the Lowry Croul Collection (title of artwork is followed by the name of the artist): Sister Series for Judith Lowry / Frank Tuttle
Klamath Lakes Woman / Julian Lang
Modern Times / George Longfish
Owl / Rick Bartow
Puppets and Fools (Little Narratives XXVII) / Rick Bartow
Grasshopper Stitch Basket / Annie Gorbet
Cone Shape Gift Basket / Dr. Julia Parker
Feather Dance Bear / Lucky Preston
Maidu Doll-Sized Cradleboard Basket / Susan Campbell
Urban Indian Girls / Jean LaMarr
Lighting Up / Jean LaMarr
Indian Queen / Jean LaMarr
Bear Dance Poster, 1980 / Jean LaMarr
Bear Dance Poster, 1981 / Jean LaMarr
Lost Dream / Tom Lowry
Untitled / Dano-Koo
Untitled / Stan Padilla
[Angel] / Stan Padilla
Beaded Basket / Shiwaya Peck
Seed Beater / Shiwaya Peck
Burden Basket / / Shiwaya Peck
Large Cradle Basket / / Shiwaya Peck
Feather Basket / / Shiwaya Peck
Soulmates / Sharol Graves
Edge of the Earth People: Protecting Ourselves / Frank LaPena
Untitled / Frank LaPena
Songs of Spring / Fank LaPena
Shasta Night / Fank LaPena
The Sound of Insects and Heat / Fank LaPena
Sleepy Time / Fank LaPena
Gathering and Feast Time / Fank LaPena
Insects and Other Beings / Frank LaPena
Miracle Waters Healer / Fank LaPena
[Commentary about Judith Lowry] / Wanda Enos Batchelor
Rico Miranda, California Indian Museum Honored Elders Day / Dugan Aguilar
Adam Enos in Regalia during a Maidu Dance / Dugan Aguilar
Tuolumne Rancheria Roundhouse / Dugan Aguilar
Stormy Rojas, Brush Dance, Klamath River / Dugan Aguilar
Mamie Burrows Powell, California Indian Museum Honored Elders Day / Dugan Aguilar
Bear Dance, Rattlesnake Flag (maple and alderwood) / Dugan Aguilar
Frank LaPena, Maidu Traditionalist / Francisco J. Dominguez
Pomo Dance / Francisco J. Dominguez
Maidu Dancer / Gerald Farren
The War Dance (Winement Wintu War Dance performed at the American River in Sacramento, CA) / Francisco J. Dominguez
Bertha Norton's (Maidu and Wintun Tribes) 101 Birthday Party at California State Indian Museum, Sacramento, Calif. / Francisco J. Dominguez
Fred Alvarez / Dugan Aguilar
Harry Fonseca painting at Shingle Springs / Dugan Aguilar
No War in Iraq Protest in San Francisco, Calif. with Floyd Red Crow Westerman and Joan Baez / Francisco J. Dominguez
Rose Bowl Parade Native Protest, Pasadena, Calif. / Francisco J. Dominguez
Untitled / Brian Tripp
In America, Sometimes I Don't Exist / Brian Tripp
My Prayers Are With You / Brian Tripp
[Car Crash Necklace] / Brian Tripp
Standing Watch / Jack Alvarez
Today / Jack Alvarez
In Nature / Jack Alvarez
Testimonials / Jack Alvarez
Dal and Wife / Dalbert Castro
Maidu Deer Hunters / Dalbert Castro
Basketmaker / Dalbert Castro
Untitled / Dalbert Castro
Goshawk / Dalbert Castro
Nisenan "Jommy Se" (Doctor) / Dalbert Castro
Keddie Peak, Sierra Nevada, view from Greenville, California / Lorena Gorbet
Beaded bottles and jugs / Lorena Gorbet
Stone Poem / Harry Fonseca
The Discovery of Gold and Souls in California / Harry Fonseca
St. Francis of Assisi / Harry Fonseca
Untitled from the series Gift of California / Harry Fonseca
Untitled / Harry Fonseca
Untitled (Coyote Dancer) / Harry Fonseca
When Coyote Leaves the Reservation / Harry Fonseca
Rose / Harry Fonseca
Coyote (For Harry) / Tiffany Adams
Coyote Steps Out / Lyn Risling
Necklaces / Tiffany Adams
[Commentary about Judith Lowry] / Peggy Berryhill
Pukunee [Mountain Lion with Hunter] / Frank Day
Untitled / Frank Day
[Insect People] / Sheldon Harvey
The Stare that Kills / Bill Soza "War Soldier".
Notes:
Catalog published in conjunction with the exhibition, "The Art of Judith Lowry," presented in the Jeffrey Morby Family Gallery at the Nevada Museum of Art, Reno, Nevada, March 22, 2025-November 16, 2025.
Exhibition curators: Melissa Melero-Moose, Ann M. Wolfe.
Contributors: Wanda Enos Batchelor, Peggy Berryhill, Suzan Shown Harjo, Karen Kramer, Jean LaMarr, Stacey Montooth, and Scott A. Shields.
Includes bibliographical references.
Cited 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 (June 30, 2025) https://5019.sydneyplus.com/Heard_Museum_ArgusNET_Final/Portal.aspx
ISBN:
9798218556877
OCLC:
1523802613
Publisher Number:
9798218556877 54000

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