Navajo Work


Dick Chalfen and John Adair, Route 66, Pine Springs, AZ., July, 1966	John Adair and Dick Chalfen, Pine Springs, June 1993 photo by Karen Chalfen

1997	Through Navajo Eyes--An Exploration in Film Communication and Anthropology. (revised 2nd edition) Albuquerque, NM: University of New Mexico Press (with John Adair and Sol Worth).
1988	Navajo Filmmaking Revisited: Problematic Interactions. Native North American Interaction Patterns, Regna Darnell and Michael Foster (eds.), Ottawa: Canadian Museum of Civilization, Canadian Ethnology Service, Mercury Series Paper 112, pp. 168-185.
1989	Native Participation in Visual Studies: From Pine Springs to Philadelphia. Eyes Across the Water, Robert M. Boonzajer Flaes (ed.), Amsterdam: Het Spinhuis, pp. 71-79.
1992	Picturing Culture Through Indigenous Imagery: A Telling Story. Film As Ethnography, Peter Crawford and David Turton (eds.), Manchester: University of Manchester Press, pp. 222-241.


Johnny Nelson, shooting "Navajo Silversmith" Pine Springs, Arizona., July, 1966 photo by Dick Chalfen	Alta Kahn shooting "Navajo Weaver II" Pine Springs, Arizona, July, 1966 photo by Dick Chalfen