Question

The famous Native artist who Berlo and Phillips say transgressed the gender norms of his/her culture, "transforming the arts of that culture in the process" was:

Answer 1

The renowned Native artist who transgressed gender norms and transformed his culture's arts is Norval Morrisseau, an Ojibwa known as Copper Thunderbird.

Step-by-step explanation:

The famous Native artist referred to by Berlo and Phillips, who transgressed the gender norms of his culture and transformed the arts in the process, is Norval Morrisseau (1932-2007), an Ojibwa also known as Copper Thunderbird. Morrisseau's work is renowned for depicting the legends and political and cultural tensions between European and native Canadian traditions, using thick black outlines and bright colors. Among the first to break away from traditional Native art styles, he introduced Anishnaabe iconography into his art, thereby challenging the established norms and contributing to the cultural dialogue about identity, gender, and tradition within Native American communities.