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Artworks
Katy Grannan
Lael McNabb, Blackfeet Nation, Browning, Montana, 2020Archival pigment print on cotton rag paper55 x 41 inches
(139.7 x 104.1 cm)Edition 1 of 3, 2 AP'The last time I saw her, she was in the bag. I didn't get to see her. I just had to hold the bag. She had one blue eye and..."The last time I saw her, she was in the bag. I didn't get to see her. I just had to hold the bag. She had one blue eye and one brown eye. She was perfect. They called her one in a million when she was born. She'll always be one in a million."
- Kenneth Still Smoking, Father of Monica Still Smoking, who was 7 years old when she was abducted in front of her elementary school on December 17, 1979. Her body was found, frozen in the remote mountains near Glacier National Park, on December 31, 1979. Her case remains unsolved.
Countless natives have disappeared within vast and remote reservations in the United States and Canada. Exact numbers are unknown because there are no reliable statistics. No one is counting the missing.
Katy Grannan's portraits of Blackfeet women are part of an ongoing collaboration with the tribe to produce a series of photographs, films and individual recordings.
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