Reflection on First Americans Museum Opening
“It’s a museum, but it’s for regular Indians.” I overheard that at the opening of…
Author Stacy Pratt
First Americans Museum Opens This Weekend!
After decades of planning, challenges, and changes, First Americans Museum (FAM) opens this weekend, Sept.…
Speaking with 2021 Pulitzer Finalist Marty Two Bulls Sr.
Two Native American writers, novelist Louise Erdrich (Turtle Mountain Ojibwe) and poet Natalie Diaz (Mojave/Pima),…
Native Writers Win Pulitzer Prizes
Native Writers Awarded Pulitzer Prizes in Fiction and Poetry Two Native American writers were among…
A Closer Look at the Tulalip Cradleboard Featured on Grey’s Anatomy
Fans of the long-running US television show Grey’s Anatomy are used to seeing work from…
Art and Everyday Life: Remembering Durango Mendoza
Memorial for Durango Mendoza, Muscogee (Creek) writer/artist (1945–2020) When I was younger, I walked with…
FAAM Four: Sarah Whalen-Lunn
FAAM Four is a series of brief interviews with Indigenous artists across nations and disciplines. …
Film school to be part of Bacone College’s reestablished art program
MUSKOGEE, Okla. – Since 1935, some of the most well-known American Indian artists have passed through…
FAAM Four: Chase Kahwinhut Earles
Chase Kahwinhut Earles makes Caddo pottery. That’s a simple sentence for a complex endeavor that,…
FAAM Four: Dante Biss-Grayson
The FAAM Four is a series of brief interviews with Indigenous artists across nations and…