“My house is the red earth . . . .”
Quote by Joy Harjo
Work
The Pueblo Imagination: Landscape and Memory in the Photography of Lee Marmon
The Pueblo Imagination delves into the artistic vision of Lee Marmon, examining how his photography captures the essence of landscapes and personal memories associated with Pueblo culture. more
Author
Joy Harjo
Joy Harjo is an American Indian poet born on May 9, 1951. Her work blends poetry, music, and visual art, exploring Native American culture, identity, and the female experience. Harjo is known for her unique voice and profound emotional expression, and her poetry has won numerous literary awards. more
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