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Saginaw Grant and Other Natives in Hollywood Come Together for Idle No More PSA

This is a public service announcement made by JT Pro...

Jade Willoughby Signs With Wilhelmina Models

Jade Willoughby, a Whitesand First Nation member who was...

The Pop Star and the Hopi Katsinam: A Little Help From Joe Dassin

In the days leading up to the April 12 auction in Paris of...

Art by Aboriginal Children of the 'Stolen Generation' Returns to Australia

More than 100 works of art created by Aboriginal Australian...

Tony Duncan Braces for NAMA 2013 as Both Performer and Nominee

Five-time World Hoop Dancer champion Tony Duncan is...

Native Stylespotting: Alicia's Ink

Alicia's Ink takes stylish yet plain shoes and accessories...

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Arts and Entertainment

Games of the North Explores Inuit Sports

ICTMN Staff

April 18, 2011

Native American Public Telecommunications (NAPT) presented the stunning documentary, Games of the North: Playing for Survival , which is being aired tonight on PBS at 10:30...

PBS Art:21 Episode “Spirituality” Featuring Navajo Artist John Feodorov

ICTMN Staff

April 15, 2011

Watch the full episode . See more ART:21...

Alienation and Native Culture in John Feodorov’s Art

Brian Daffron

April 15, 2011

Forget the Information Age—ours is the Age of Alienation. At least that's how multimedia artist John Feodorov, Navajo, feels...

Get Your Regalia On

ICTMN Staff

April 15, 2011

Here's a cool commercial for the 2010 Tulsa Pow Wow produced by Ryan Red Corn, Sterlin Harjo and the other whizzes at Buffalo Nickel Creative ...

APTN’s Down2Earth Documentary Series Wins Award

ICTMN Staff

April 15, 2011

The Aboriginal Peoples Television Network’s (APTN) Down2Earth environmental-documentary show is a winner in the first Canadian Environmental Media Awards, to be handed out on April...

Excerpt: Anishinaabe Syndicated—on Veterans and Environs

Jim Northrup

April 15, 2011

Award-winning writer Jim Northrup, Ojibwe, has penned his column, the "Fond du Lac Follies ," since 1989. Before that he spent time in the U.S...

Jim Northrup: Veteran, Wordsmith, Language Preserver

Konnie LeMay

April 15, 2011

Award-winning writer Jim Northrup , Ojibwe, is not just a storyteller. Along with his wife, Patricia, Dakota, he is also known as a language warrior for reviving Ojibwe...

Review: Anishinaabe Syndicated—a Dam Good Read

Konnie LeMay

April 15, 2011

Reading Anishinaabe Syndicated is like sitting down and listening to Jim Northrup—and that’s a fine and entertaining way to spend your time...

Works by Australian Aboriginal Artists Exhibited in Seattle

Richard Walker

April 14, 2011

Works by some of Australia’s most talented aboriginal artists are being exhibited at the Jeffrey Moose Gallery, 1333 Fifth Ave., through April...

Samish, Museum Make Agreement for Canoe’s Care

Richard Walker

April 14, 2011

The San Juan Historical Museum has made an agreement with the Samish Indian Nation for the care of an indigenous 16-foot cedar canoe believed to date from the pre-settlement era...