Columnist Nancy Kelsey reflects on the importance of Indigenous visibility as local institutions spotlight Native artists and ...

Small Hawk (Frankfurt Series), 1994. Flasche, gouache, ink, acrylic on paper. (On loan from the Charles Froelick Collection) is part of the Gorman Museum of Native American Art's current exhibition.

“This is a reclamation project,” Sylvia Yount, the Met’s American wing curator, said in a tour of the show, which also included 10 works on loan from the Mary Sully Foundation. “We are inserting Mary ...

A piece of Native American history in Clarksville could be lost forever due to recent historic flooding at a Tennessee landmark. It isn't yet clear if Dunbar Cave State Park's Mississippian Native ...

Starting March 22, everyone will have the opportunity to explore Native American creation stories and the legends, traditions and complexities of Indigenous ancestry through the eyes of renowned ...

If you're heading out for the August art walk, there's more to see than you can fit into a few hours after work. Here are a few suggestions.

After her MS diagnosis, Lindsey Holcomb began painting MRIs — first her own, then 400 others around the world — turning pain into beauty. Rick Bartow (Wiyot) is considered one of the most prominent ...

After decades of “staying within the lines” of what was considered traditional Native art, Indigenous artists are increasingly moving into the contemporary art space. Whether creating fine-art ...

A LOCAL MUSEUM THAT SHINES A SPOTLIGHT ON NATIVE AMERICAN ART. DARTMOUTH COLLEGE HAS BEEN A FIXTURE IN NEW HAMPSHIRE SINCE IT WAS FOUNDED IN HANOVER. BACK IN 1769. THE COLLEGE WAS ESTABLISHED IN PART ...

Click the FOLLOW button to be the first to know about this artist's upcoming lots, sold lots, exhibitions and articles Amazonian Native Drawing is an artist. Numerous key galleries and museums such as ...

The collection consists of an artist's sketchbook, now disbound and laminated, including twenty-one (21) drawings by Making Medicine of scenes of hunting, life at Fort Marion, wagons, trains, and camp ...

Native American art has always been contemporary. It’s the museums who have attempted to lock it in the past. That practice, finally, is changing. Native American art has always been contemporary.