Think Pink!

Point and Shoot: Julia Tuell and Company, acrylic on masonite, 24"x18"

Julia Tuell was a photographer who lived and taught among the Cheyenne at the turn of the century and developed close friendships with Cheyennes and members of other tribes. As Rocky the Flying Squirrel demonstrates, photography is a powerful weapon which can educate or misinform. Tuell's work stands in direct opposion of the better known work of Edward Curtis, who would often provide outfits for his subjects to make them look more "Indian."