Five Indigenous ballet happenings you should know about
Indigenous people have always danced, but they weren’t associated with ballet until the 1940s when Osage…
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Art and tribal sovereignty at Bears Ears National Monument
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah — On Friday, Feb. 2, 2018, large areas of Bears Ears…
Three Native finalists in Native American Veterans Memorial competition
(Washington, DC) – According to the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian (NMAI), Native…
Zoe Urness’s Standing Rock photo entered for a Pulitzer
The Standing Rock photograph, Dec. 6, 2015: No Spiritual Surrender, by Tlingit photographer Zoe Urness,…
Where’s the Indigenous art on the Google Arts & Culture app?
Like a lot of people, I found out about the Google Arts & Culture app…
O’odham Artist’s Drawing Goes Viral Across Indian Country
(Tucson, Ariz.)—Shortly after President Trump allegedly referred to Haiti and countries in Africa by an…
Indigenous Artists Join in Los Angeles’s #JailBedDrop
On Christmas Eve, artists took their a public art intervention, #JailBedDrop to the streets of Los Angeles.…
Investigating Artifacts in a Drained Louisiana Lake
Epiphany is a big day in Louisiana. It’s the official start of Mardi Gras season,…
Top Ten Native Art Events of 2017
First American Art Magazine’s Top 10 Native Art Events of 2017 What shone brightly throughout…
Beads: A Universe of Meaning
Santa Fe Beads: A Universe of Meaning Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian An exhibition…