VAIL – Appreciation for the photography of Edward S. Curtis has enjoyed an extraordinary renaissance over the past three decades, a movement in which Christopher Cardozo has been integrally involved.

Chances are you've seen the works of Edward Curtis, possibly without even realizing it. His images are the iconic, definitive photographs of Native Americans created as the 19th century expired and ...

Art and ethnography merge beautifully in a new exhibit at the Palm Springs Art Museum, “Edward S. Curtis: One Hundred Masterworks,” on view through May 29. Like Alan Lomax, who made field recordings ...

In an attempt to reposition the lens through which his works were originally perceived in the late 19th-early 20th century, the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History is hosting an exhibit of ...

But by 1900, Curtis was already neglecting cushy celebrity assignments to feed his obsession with American Indians. With brio, courage and hubris, Curtis launched a monumental, 30-year project to ...

Timothy Egan’s powerful new book, “Short Nights of the Shadow Catcher: The Epic Life and Immortal Photographs of Edward Curtis,” starts in 1896, at a seminal point in Northwest history. That year ...

In 1907, a Michigan librarian named Lulu Miller had a wild proposal. She wanted her library in Muskegon, then a bustling industrial port on the shores of Lake Michigan, to subscribe to a set of photos ...

Christopher Cardozo lives in Minneapolis. His own photographs of Native people have been widely exhibited and are found in many collections including the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern ...

A wall of faces stares out at passersby. Their gaze is nonjudgmental and stern and uninterrupted for a century. Many are missing their names. Sometimes a tribal designation separates them from others.

After taking a portrait of the daughter of a high-profile Native American chief in 1895, photographer Edward Sheriff Curtis dedicated his career to documenting the lives and cultures of the most ...

Washington state is about to sail into a gale of Edward Sheriff Curtis — the Northwest-based photographer born 150 years ago, who famously depicted Native Americans from over 80 tribes and nations in ...