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in the work discussed in this chapter, artist james luna is challenging what? group of answer choices resistance to the repatriation of indian artifacts cultural stereotypes about native americans the use of endangered animals by some contemporary artists the westward expansion of the european colonists all of the other answers

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Artist James luna is challenging option(b) i.e, cultural stereotypes about Native Americans.

James Luna was a performance artist, photographer, and multimedia installation artist who was Payómkawichum, Ipi, and Mexican-American. His art is best renowned for criticizing how Native Americans are typically represented in museum exhibitions.

"James luna utilizes his body as an intervention, providing concrete proof that he is an American. As viewers circled his "Artifact Piece," they were startled to notice that he was breathing. The frame of the original work has been altered, and the gestures open an alternative space, to reflect upon identity. Themes of power frequently appear throughout Luna's work, including the power of representation, the power of the viewer and the object/subject of the artwork, and the power over oneself and another.

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