Native Pop! zine - companion

Indigenous people are central to the story of popular culture in the Western Hemisphere, and popular culture is important to many Indigenous people and experiences. This exhibition, drawn from the Newberry’s growing collections for American Indian and Indigenous Studies, shares four centuries of Indigenous creators, athletes, activists, and fans engaged with pop—from pamphlets to comic books, and from daguerreotypes to video games.

This zine -companion to the show is 56 pages long featuring contributions from three Indigenous creators; Lee Francis 4, Hoka Skenandore, and Azie Dungey.