Antone Dolezal is a visual artist who uses photography, video, sound, text, bookmaking and the archive to create layered narratives investigating the cultural and political dynamics of American folklore and mythology. His work draws on themes related to the reframing of historical record, collective memory and cultural identity and aims to challenge our faith in the construction of reality and the evidence we implore to make sense of the world. His work has been exhibited widely and is held in notable public collections including the Museum of Modern Art Library, Museum of Contemporary Photography, New Mexico Museum of Art, Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Smithsonian American Art and Portrait Gallery Library and the Whitney Museum of American Art – Special Collections. Antone’s photographs have been published with Conveyor Editions, Fuego Books, GEO, Mossless Magazine, National Public Radio, Oxford American, Smithsonian Magazine and Usbek & Rica, among others. He is the recipient of numerous awards including the Daylight Photo Award Juror’s Pick, MoCP Snider Purchase Prize, OVAC Visual Arts Grant, Syracuse University Visual and Performing Arts Fellowship and has been shortlisted for the Anamorphosis Prize, FOAM Paul Huf Award, Gomma Grant and PH Museum Grant.