 October 26, 2022 • View in browserGood morning. ☁️ Today, the auction house Bonhams is selling drawing books by Native artists imprisoned in the 1870s. Outraged, tribal leaders have been trying to stop the sale. What would it take for auction houses to finally have some shame? And did you know that Clement Greenberg, a once-influential American art critic, was an early adopter of "Sullivanian" psychotherapy, which later evolved into an oppressive cult? Artist Jesse Lambert, a survivor of the cult, recounts his story in a compelling comics column. There's much more, but I'll leave you with this: Is the Speed Art Museum in Kentucky haunted by the ghost of its founder? Some of the museum's workers think so, and no, they're not kidding (I think). — Hakim Bishara, Senior Editor  Thoughts on Clement Greenberg From a Cult SurvivorAt the height of his influence as an art critic, Greenberg was in “Sullivanian” psychotherapy, the same cult psychotherapy I was later exposed to as a child. | Jesse Lambert SPONSORED  WHAT'S HAPPENING  Fort Marion ledger book illustrated by Bear's Heart (Nock-ko-ist, Cheyenne, 1851–1882) and Ohet-Toint (High Forehead, Kiowa, c. 1848-1934, 35) (image courtesy Bonhams)
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