Juneau, Alaska, will be inaugurating its Totem Pole Trail this week. Read about the trail’s cultural and historical significance.
Native Artists
Corrales artist Jaune Quick-to-See Smith uses pop art, abstraction to reflect the trespasses of Europeans on Native America
Days before her career retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art, Corrales artist Jaune Quick-to-See Smith is already charting a new body of work.
Culture Shock shares the work of “Indigenous voices, Indigenous talent and Indigenous artists”
The Culture Shock Fashion Show and Music Festival debuted at The Monument, bringing people together to support Native American artists.
Kauai Now : Comment period extended for draft bill to update Indian Arts and Crafts Act
The deadline for comment submission on the discussion draft of the Amendments to Respect Traditional Indigenous Skill and Talent Act has been extended to May 19 by the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs.
Top 5 Booths at Expo Chicago 2023 (And More)
Pia Singh offers her favorite booths at Expo Chicago 2023
Get to know The Hallway Gallery founder Britni Mara
The visual artist turns blank spaces into galleries for female and non-binary artists.
Free ‘Shadows,’ ‘Woodcuts’ exhibits coming to the Academy Art Museum
The Academy Art Museum in Easton will host two upcoming exhibitions — “In Praise of Shadows: Modern and Contemporary Dialogues with Jun’ichiro Tanizaki” and “LaToya Hobbs: Woodcuts.”
Reclaiming their artful place
Some people think Florida museums and galleries are missing out on the meaningful art of Native Americans.
SDSU hosts 51st annual Pow Wow
Last Saturday, April 8, San Diego State University held a Pow Wow to honor and recognize Native American Communities and First Nation tribes around the United States. This was the 51st annual event by SDSU. During the celebration, Indigenous people came together and shared their traditions and ritua