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Anchorage, Anchorage Museum, Art, Hopi, Juxtaposition, Native American, Nicholas Galanin, Photography, Star Wars
I seriously wonder what the folks out on the Hopi Mesas must have thought of Star Wars. I’ll leave the commentary at that, because I think the photo here speaks for itself. This piece was produced by the artist Nicolas Galanin. It was part of an exhibit at the Anchorage Museum.
The Guy said:
Hehe, interesting contrast of pictures 🙂
Skyscapes for the Soul said:
I quite agree.
Kimberly said:
It should have the caption: “Be careful what you wish for.”
Maria said:
What an amazing find and correlation between the two “worlds” – Thnx for sharing this one.
Aija Wilson (@milestibutulit) said:
Interesting photo. Not sure what the Hopi Mesa tribe would have thought about Star Wars.
David Scott Moyer said:
So much of pop culture science fiction comes from our own “alien” cultures. It shows how little we know of the world. I wonder how many Star Trek fans know that Ferengi is a derivative of words such as “farang” from Thailand and “feringhee” from India, both of which mean “foreigner”. Or how many noticed the parallels between Avatar and the story of Pocahantas. Just two examples of many.
danielwalldammit said:
Neat! I did not know this stuff.
Stephen Kelly Creative said:
hehe … nice!!!
danielwalldammit said:
I thought so too.
bobramsak said:
I had a similar hairstyle one Halloween a long time ago.