Above art, Coyote dancer with flute #III, 1983, Acrylic wash/paper. (Courtesy/Gorman Museum of Native American Art). The solo-exhibition Olé Ham Nees: We Call Him Coyote features the artwork of Harry ...

The Gorman Museum, at the University of California, Davis, is one of the few university-based Native American Art museums in North America. The exhibition, Olé Ham Nees: We Call Him Coyote Harry ...

From music that touches the heart, to dance that feeds the soul, the first ever IndigeNash fest was created to celebrate Native American music, dance and art in Music City. Trump picks Dr. Janette ...

Jaune Quick-to-See Smith's 1993 piece “I See Red: Indian Drawing Lesson,” a work of mixed media on canvas. Ms. Smith explored Native American themes while drawing on collage and pop-art ...

The exhibit at the Newberry Library has everything from “Star Wars” clips to Polaroid pictures, showing through pop culture how Native stories are still being created. “We’r… ...

Texas History His Art Was Real. His Native American Heritage Wasn’t. Texas writer and artist Roxy Gordon loved Native culture so much that—at least in his own mind—he “became” an Indian.

But while studying at Dartmouth College, she took classes that interested her, particularly studio art and Native American Studies. “That’s where my heart was—and still is,” Tsouhlarakis says. Math ...

Antiques: Native American art of a different sort. Mike Rivkin. Special to The Desert Sun. It's hardly an overstatement to write that Native American culture abounds throughout the Coachella Valley.

Item 1 of 3 Native American climate activist and artist Jacob Johns, shot last year in New Mexico by a counter protester at a demonstration against the reinstallation of a statue of a Spanish ...

For Afro-Indigenous artist Kim Weston, art has always been essential to self-discovery. Growing up in New York City, she was exposed to art at a young age, visiting the Metropolitan Museum of Art ...

In 2020, Ms. Smith broke “the buckskin ceiling,” as she put it, by becoming the first Native American artist to have a ...

In 2020, Ms. Smith broke “the buckskin ceiling,” as she put it, by becoming the first Native American artist to have a painting acquired by the National Gallery of Art in Washington: “Target ...