Sound artist and Lenape descendant Nathan Young has installed noise and avant-garde music at William Penn’s historic estate.
Native Artists
Samek Exhibit: What You Think You Know
Bucknell’s downtown Samek Art Gallery is presenting the exhibit “What You Think You Know” from March 14 to June 4. The title of the exhibit is a nod to stereotypes surrounding Native Americans, and the art within the exhibit works to dismantle them. The exhibit was curated by Museum Fellow Sarah N. Hixson, Mass. and Sierra…
ArtDependence | The Cleveland Museum of Art Announces New Acquisitions
Recent acquisitions by the Cleveland Museum of Art (CMA) include a portrait by Amy Sherald, one of the world’s leading contemporary figurative painters; an Italian bronze by Giovanni Battista Foggini, a prominent Florentine sculptor of the Baroque period; a rare candlelight painting by Anna Dorothea Therbusch; a Greek red-figure vase attributed to the Kleophon Painter; […]
Fort Lewis College takes another step in reckoning with its boarding school history
Last week, Fort Lewis College held a closing ceremony for an art exhibit. “As Seeds, We Grow” featured Native-made art focused on Indian boarding schools. Fort Lewis was an Indian boarding school from 1891-1910.
Bosco Sodi On Creating Spaces For Art And Community
Bosco Sodi shares the importance of community, his admiration for architecture, and his hopes for his native Mexico.
Abenaki artist and film-maker Alanis Obomsawin’s remarkable career comes into focus at the Vancouver Art Gallery
A survey of the 90-year-old activist, artist and documentarian’s tells a parallel story about the shifting relationship between Canada and its First Nations peoples
Culture Shock a celebration of Indigenous fashion, music
When the glamour of fashion week meets the excitement of a music festival, the result is Rapid City’s first-ever Culture Shock.
Acting SWAIA director appointed to top job
SWAIA will present the 101st Indian Market Aug. 19-20.
Ahead of World Art Day, here is a sneak peek of Australia’s10-night indigenous art festival, Parrtjima
Some of the oldest displays of art, canvas, photography, and sculptures will be presented at the festival
Boom Times for Miguel Gutierrez, an Artist of Ordered Excess
Gutierrez, whose work often calls attention to the precariousness of life in the performing arts, is experiencing a period of midcareer abundance.