James Luna

Luiseño, Puyukitchum, Ipai, and Mexican American, 1950 - 2018

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Luiseño-Mexican-American performance and installation artist from the La Jolla Indian Reservation in California.

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James Luna, Take a Picture with a Real Indian, 1991/2001/2010, Chromogenic, silver gelatin, and Polaroid prints, nails, wood, artificial turf, tripod, Polaroid camera, Polaroid film, tape recorder, audio cassette, sound, vinyl text, and chairs, Patrons' Permanent Fund, 2021.84.2

Take a Picture with a Real Indian

James Luna · 1991/2001/2010 · Chromogenic, silver gelatin, and Polaroid prints, nails, wood, artificial turf, tripod, Polaroid camera, Polaroid film, tape recorder, audio cassette, sound, vinyl text, and chairs ·  Accession ID  2021.84.2

James Luna, The Artifact Piece, 1987/1990, wood, metal, and Plexiglas vitrines, sand, text panels, and artist's possessions, Patrons' Permanent Fund, 2021.84.1

The Artifact Piece

James Luna · 1987/1990 · wood, metal, and Plexiglas vitrines, sand, text panels, and artist's possessions ·  Accession ID  2021.84.1