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  • Wendy Red Star
    Wendy Red Star
    / Master of Fine Arts, Four Seasons, and personal life

    …Museum, Red Star produced the Four Seasons (2006), a series of photographs that recall the dioramas often found in such institutions. Each tableau represents a different season and shows Red Star dressed in traditional Apsáalooke attire seated within a constructed landscape. She used photomural backdrops of mountainous landscapes—a few of…

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    …Museum, Red Star produced the Four Seasons (2006), a series of photographs that recall the dioramas often found in such institutions. Each tableau represents a different season and shows Red Star dressed in traditional Apsáalooke attire seated within a constructed landscape. She used photomural backdrops of mountainous landscapes—a few of…

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