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Selected Major Research Projects
National Science Foundation
National Science Foundation site
National Science Foundation
Hocoka Project - University of South Dakota. Based on the concept of Hocoka -the center of camp life, this technology culture project successfully developed a pilot-scale multimedia information database designed for distribution over Internet 2 formats.
Hocoka Project Team
National Science Foundation site
National Science Foundation
Investigator(s): the late Dr. Leonard Bruguier bruguier@usd.edu (Principal Investigator)
Dr. Royce Engstrom - Vice President - (Co-Principal Investigator)
Asst. Prof. Anthony Deiter - Lead Media Designer/Animator
Sponsor: University of South Dakota Main Campus
National Science Foundation site
National Science Foundation site
National Science Foundation site
click image above - to National Science Archive of this unique technology culture and language Program.
Pou Kapua - New Zealand
First Nations University of Canada
National Science Foundation site
Invited Artist/Participant. Pou Kapua is the largest Maori / Pacific carving in the world - created in reality and in virtual reality.
A vision of native science, technology and innovation.
About Pou Kapua
First Nations University of Canada
First Nations University of Canada
click on image above - to the official NZ website.
Pou Kapua created and carved by team of master carvers and international Indigenous artists from around Aotearoa New Zealand, the Pacific Islands of Tonga, Samoa, Cook Islands, Tahiti, Hawaii and Rapanui, and Indigenous nations of Australia, Alaska, Canada, and America.
Pou Kapua creatively depicts enthrlling stories of creations and beginnings.
First Nations University of Canada
First Nations University of Canada
First Nations University of Canada
beta site - click on image above - to website - Viewable on Desktop (not mobile) and best viewed in Chrome browser.
* If necessary right click to allow the Flash plugin to run.
An experimental learning website employing audio, video and motion graphics to enhance Indigenous education, culture and language.
This Indigenous designed Beta web model was created to promote and archive the oral stories and traditions of the First Nations people of Canada.
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Imago Mundi - Milan, Italy
Imago Mundi - Milan, Italy
Imago Mundi - Milan, Italy
click on image above for official international book foreward - Anthony Deiter
Invited writer/participant - Imago Mundi is the collection of works commissioned and collected by Luciano Benetton on his travels around the world.
the Collection
Imago Mundi - Milan, Italy
Imago Mundi - Milan, Italy
Imago Mundi - Luciano Benetton Collection
Native Art Visual Visions
Contemporary North American Indigenous Artists
The collection comprises more than 200 artworks gathered on a journey across Canada and the United States, from Ontario to New Mexico, from Arizona to New Hampshire, taking in 8 reservations, including those of the Apache, Cheyenne, Navajo Hopi and Lakota.
With paintings, sculptures, photographs, graphics, engravings, illustrations, fiber and ledger art, cartoons and works of fashion design, the collection bears witness to the dynamism and vitality of a cultural heritage that has long been overlooked by critics or stereotypically relegated to the realms of folklore or exotic art.
to Global site
Imago Mundi - Milan, Italy
to Global site
click on image above for global site
Benetton Foundation - United Colors of Benetton.
Milan, Italy
Collection presented at Venice Biennale 2015 & 2017