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The art of Ben Aleck honors career of indigenous Numu (Northern Paiute) artist and educator | University of Nevada, Reno

on April 6, 2023Native Artists, Spotlighted

Aleck, a former University of Nevada, Reno Upward Bound program participant, talks about his art, Nevada and the opening of his exhibition at the Nevada Museum of Art

Work of renowned Indigenous artist Jeffrey Gibson showcased at Nashville’s Frist Museum

on April 6, 2023Native Artists, Spotlighted

NASHVILLE— Artist Jeffrey Gibson, a celebrated member of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians, is showcasing his work at the Nashville Frist Art Museum now through April 23.

Tiburon artist and Iranian native helps share her culture in Sausalito exhibit

on April 6, 2023Native Artists, Spotlighted

Iranian native and Tiburon artist Jaleh Etemad will showcase her work in “Breaking Barriers,” a group exhibit that showcases the past and present of Iran, at the Sausalito Center for th…

Traveling Texas: Western Art at the Pearce Museum

on April 6, 2023Native Artists, Spotlighted

The Navarro County city of Corsicana is celebrating its 175th anniversary. They’ve got activities planned every month — many of them focusing on the visual arts.

Artists Association: Spotlight on Sandy Fisher

on April 6, 2023Native Artists, Spotlighted

News release Sandy Fisher served on the board of Santa Clarita Artists Association for many years, including terms as president, vice president, gallery chair and membership chair, and for the past six years as treasurer. Fisher’s primary body of work consists of oil landscape paintings, many of which are depicting scenes in the Santa […]

Counterfeit Native American Art Undercuts Legitimate Artists

on April 6, 2023Native Artists, Spotlighted

Few prosecutions have been conducted under federal Indian Arts and Crafts Act

City Life Org – Whitney Museum Announces Free Entry on Saturday, April 22

on April 6, 2023Native Artists, Spotlighted

Image caption: Photograph by Filip Wolak; Installation view of no existe un mundo poshuracán: Puerto Rican Art in the Wake of Hurricane Maria (Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, Novembe…

90 minutes in Allentown: Indigenous art at K Art, Buffalo’s Oldest Tree and a stop at Spotted Octopus

on April 5, 2023Native Artists, Spotlighted

Jeff Miers recently spent an afternoon in Allentown, narrowing his focus to the areas of Franklin and Main streets that are connected by Edward Street.