A bibliography of references, which the IPCC Museum Staff have utilized in the preparation and creation of IPCC Museum Exhibits.
This Zia Sun Symbol exhibit grew out of the Counter-Narrative “Zia Symbol: Iconography and Appropriation” panel discussion on June 20, 2018. The resources from the "Zia Symbol: Iconography & Appropriation" lecture were used by the Museum team when writing and designing “Ours: the Zia Sun” Exhibition, which opened February 20, 2019 and showed until October 20, 2019.
For resources from the Counter-Narrative on "Zia Sun Symbol", click on the link above or refer to the Counter-Narrative Series Resource page.
The list below are additional resources not found on the "Zia Sun Symbol" Counter-Narrative Series Resource page.
American Indian Arts and Crafts Act.
Dickinsson, Todd. Official Insignia of Native American Tribes.
New Mexico Legislation Sessions
U.S. Trademark Law. Federal Statues.
Trademark Law Treaty Implementation, Public Law 105-330-OCT. 30, 1998
Pueblo of Zia's Perspective on the Zia Sun Symbol. New Mexico
ZIA x OMO. Organ Mountain Outfitters.
Baca, Maria. “Brooklyn Beverage Company Used Zia Symbol.” Albuquerque Journal. February 9, 2018.
Chapman, Kenneth, “Harry P. Mera, 1975-1951” American Antiquity.
Korte, Tim. ”Native American Artists Create Unique N.M. Bowl Trophy” Albuquerque Journal. December 20, 2006.
Montoya, Stephen, “Using the Zia symbol — with permission” Albuquerque Journal. December 27, 2018.
Nelson, Kate, “Favorite Sun” New Mexico Magazine.
Pino, Peter and Dody Fugate. “Zia’s Symbol: New Mexico Flag” El Palacio, Issue 2012.