The Łuk’ae Tse’ Taas or ‘Fish Head Soup’ collective of Alaska Native comic artists and writers aims to share visual stories of Alaska’s rich regional cultures, and they made a visit Homer over the weekend.
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Milwaukee Art Museum: Celebrating Native Art and Artists
You can explore contemporary artworks by Native artists, make art together, and meet guest artists from our region.
McClung Museum Receives Terra Foundation for American Art Grant to Support Native American Mound Exhibition
The McClung Museum’s exhibition, opening in 2025, is part of an effort to change perceptions and educate audiences about the mound on the UT campus by centering Native perspectives and interpretations.
This Luxury Utah Resort Is Highlighting Indigenous Artists’ Works With a Gorgeous Pop-up Exhibit
Amangiri’s first pop-up exhibition centers on Indigenous stories and opens this week.
‘Reclaiming Home’ showcases contemporary Native American art at the Ringling Museum in Sarasota
The exhibition features over 100 artworks by twelve artists, ranging from painting, photography, woodworking, textiles, and beadwork to installation art.
Indigenous Nonprofit Art Auction in Spokane Gives Native Artists a Space to Sell Artwork
Indigenous Nonprofit Art Auction in Spokane Gives Native Artists a Space to Sell Artwork This news story was made possible by contributions to FāVS from readers like you. Thank you. News Story by Matthew Kincanon Elk Soup, a Native American-owned nonprofit, held a Native Art Auction on Saturday at Gonzaga University’s Cataldo Hall to support Indigenous artists […]
Creative Flagstaff Viola Awards includes Native artists, community organizations
Creative Flagstaff is excited to announce that the 15th Annual Viola Awards will take place on Saturday, April 1, 2023 at the Orpheum Theater in downtown Flagstaff. Winners will be announced at the ceremony on April 1, .
At the Santa Fe Indian Market, Tradition and Innovation Collide
Feature Image credit: Joanne Ehrich. View full photo album here. The Santa Fe Indian Market in New Mexico has served as a creative hub for indigenous artists from a variety of tribes across North America to sell their work for 98 years now. First created by the Museum of New Mexico in 1922 as part of […]
Mel Herrera, One Who Paints
Ye’ila’n: A sentinel’s journey into The Real World In traditional Mescalero Apache tradition, the grand parents of a soon-to-be born child will gather to ask their creator what name is to be given their new offspring. When Melvin Herrera was about to enter this world, his elders gave him the name Ye’ila’n, which translates […]
Raul Davis: The Way of Warrior Woman Lozen
The twin-birth of Apache’s twenty-seven year exile and Ledger Art Raul is a member of the Mescalero Apache Tribe. He was born and raised in the mountains of Mescalero where he acquired a love for the outdoors. His mother the late Vickie (Chino) Davis was born and raised in Mescalero. Raul’s dad, Jimmy […]