The veteran indie film producer speaks exclusively to The Hollywood Reporter after a watchdog group accused her of falsely claiming to be Indigenous.
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University of North Carolina Asheville to host “Activating Indigenous Beats: Hip Hop Nativo” Festival – The Cherokee One Feather
The University of North Carolina Asheville is hosting the “Activating Indigenous Beats: Hip Hop Nativo” Festival and Residency on April 11-14.
Art advocacy event highlights Butler County native in Russian prison
Marc Fogel is currently in a Russian prison, serving a 14-year sentence after authorities say they found cannabis in his luggage in Moscow. The Butler County native’s family has been fighting to get him back home since 2021.
‘Reclaiming Home,’ Featuring Contemporary Work by Native American Artists, Is Now on View at The Ringling
It’s a first-of-its-kind exhibition at the museum.
Ben Aleck’s retrospective opens tomorrow at the NMA—but first, a word from the curator
To a young Melissa Melero-Moose, his images were a beacon
What’s More Provocative Than Sincerity?
Ryder Ripps built a career as a digital art troll, and now he’s calling out his former boss Kanye West and Bored Ape Yacht Club for bigotry. Is his crusade real?
Keeping the native spirit alive at this year’s landmark Indian art market at the Dahl
Native art lovers and the community will be able to learn about Lakota art and culture when they attend the Indian Art Market on Saturday, April 1st at the Dahl Art Center beginning at 10 a.m. until 5 p.m.
Aquinnah Wampanoag artist extends culture, values with national fellowship
James-Perry is the first Wampanoag and first indigenous person from Massachusetts to receive the recognition, National Endowment for the Arts says.
Weekend Picks: New Yorker cartoonist’s exhibition; elevating incarcerated women’s voices; murals
Plus: Swing Sisterhood Big Band with Tammy Robinson; New Arab American Theater Works: Playwright Showcase; the work of Elizabeth Erickson; and more.
The Art of Ben Aleck: New Exhibition Opening at Nevada Museum of Art
For the duration of the exhibition, all members of tribal communities will be offered free admission.