Lighting Pathways
Lighting Pathways: Matriarchs of Oklahoma Native American Art February 16–April 28, 2024 National Cowboy and…
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OU Mellon Native American Art Lecture & Symposium
The Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art and School of Visual Arts at the University…
Pivotal Moment: Imaging Diné Leaders in 1868
By Andrea L. Ferber, PhD In 1947 the Saint Louis Art Museum (SLAM) purchased 44…
Joan Hill: Muscogee/Cherokee Painter
Joan Hill, one of the most celebrated Native women painters of the 20th century, walked…
Why Categorizing Native Art as “Traditional” and “Contemporary” Is Toxic
By America Meredith (Cherokee Nation) The terms traditional and contemporary are as common as nitrogen…
Japanese Researchers Rediscover 143 Nasca Geoglyphs in Peru
Yamagata University’s Institute of Nasca harnesses artificial intelligence to study the Nasca Lines By America…
Oklahoma Native Women Artists Discussion
Oklahoma Historical Society and First American Art Magazine to Host Native Women Artists Discussion When:…
Great Basin Native Artists and Nevada Museum of Art collaborate
By Amanda Horn Great Basin Native Artists and Nevada Museum of Art collaborate to establish…
Exit Through the Gift Shop
Including Native Narratives in Florida’s Tourist Destinations By Michole Eldred (Catawba/Eastern Cherokee descent) Who hasn’t…
“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…