CULTURE, ETHNICITY - Robert A. Baron - Images for Licensing

	Redhawk Indian Art Council Native American Festival Powwow, Fall 2003, FDR State Park, NY September 21, 2003 Costumes and Dancers
Redhawk Indian Arts Council Native American Festival September 21, 2003 The Dance Field 3008x2000px		Photographer with eye on the bustle. Redhawk Indian Arts Council Festival. 9/21/03 1437x1224px
Redhawk Indian Arts Council Native American Festival September 21, 2003 Dancers in Costume 996x1964px		Redhawk Indian Arts Council Native American Festival September 21, 2003 Dancers in Costume Fancy bustle. 2028x1984px
Child practicing dance Redhawk Indian Arts Council Native American Festival September 21, 2003 1508x1444px		"Feather Fantasy" Redhawk Indian Arts Council Native American Festival September 21, 2003 Dancers in Costume 2348x1988px
"Have Courage" Redhawk Indian Arts Council Native American Festival September 21, 2003 2064x1704px		Redhawk Indian Arts Council Native American Festival September 21, 2003 Dancer in Costume 1956x1984px
Redhawk Indian Arts Council Native American Festival September 21, 2003 Dancer in Costume 3008x2000px		Redhawk Indian Arts Council Native American Festival September 21, 2003 Rear view of costume at left. 1629x1904px
Redhawk Indian Arts Council Native American Festival September 21, 2003 Dancer practicing (See above) 1672x1972px		Redhawk Indian Arts Council Native American Festival September 21, 2003 1608x1972px
		Redhawk Indian Arts Council Native American Festival September 21, 2003 (Another view of above.) 2080x1996px

	Adapted from the brochure: Powwows take place all across the Americas, nations of people may celebrate differently, but the outcome is the same -- Native Peoples dancing and rejoicing. The modern Powwow originates from the gatherings of Native People in Oklahoma in the early 1900s. Today, many dancers spend the summer months on the powwow trail, traveling to a different event each weekend. Some cancers and artists may cross the country three times each year. Note: Costumes worn by powwow dancers derive from traditional regalia, but, in modern times, have become increasingly elaborate.