Caddo Mounds Hit by Tornadoes
By America Meredith Two tornadoes ripped through a cultural festival at the Caddo Mounds State…
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“Native Fiber” celebrates innovations in contemporary textile art in the Great Lakes
By Karen Ann Hoffman (Oneida Nation) Created by the union available materials and cultural understanding,…
“Zibaaska’ iganagooday” celebrates a century of the Jingle Dress
Onamia, MN—A century ago, in 1918 and 1919 when the global influenza pandemic killed millions…
Eiteljorg Announces Its 2019 Artist Fellows
INDIANAPOLIS – Five prominent Native American and First Nations artists have been selected for the…
Finger-Weaving Workshop
FAAM is happy to host a finger-weaving workshop taught by Chickasaw artist Kelley Lunsford. She…
Internationally celebrated Navajo composer, Raven Chacon, to be artist-in-residence at Crow’s Shadow
Chamber Orchestra Performance and Art Reception Pendleton, OR — Known for pushing the boundaries of…
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…
Norma Howard takes Best of Show at Five Civilized Tribes Museum Masters Show
MUSKOGEE, OKLA. – Choctaw-Chickasaw artist Norma Howard’s watercolor Kanima School took Best of Show at…
FAAM Four: Sarah Whalen-Lunn
FAAM Four is a series of brief interviews with Indigenous artists across nations and disciplines. …
FAAM Four: Chase Kahwinhut Earles
Chase Kahwinhut Earles makes Caddo pottery. That’s a simple sentence for a complex endeavor that,…