Native & American Indian Artwork, Jewelry Entertainment (Page 170)

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

The Frybread Queen is Poised for a Breakthrough

Rob Schmidt

March 17, 2011

In the play The Frybread Queen , which premiered March 12 at the Autry Theater in Los Angeles, three generations of Native women come together to mourn a man...

How the Choctaws Saved the Irish

ICTMN Staff

March 17, 2011

We're overstating the case there—the Choctaws didn't save the Irish, but they sure tried to help...

John Baker First Alaska Eskimo to win Iditarod

ICTMN Staff

March 16, 2011

ESPN reported that 48-year-old Inupiat John Baker's won in the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, the longest sled dog race in the world...

Victor Others is Running For a Better Life

Sam Laskaris

March 16, 2011

Runner Victor Others has had a few challenges adjusting to college life this school year. Yet he's already managed to compete in a pair of national championships...

University of California, Berkeley Hosts The Carlisle Story

ICTMN Staff

March 16, 2011

University of California, Berkeley, is hosting Football Indian Style: The Carlisle Story , at their Institute for the Study of Societal Issues on Thursday, March 17 at 4pm...

Walter Echo-Hawk on Supreme Court Failures

Jack McNeel

March 16, 2011

Spokane, Wash.—He’s a lawyer, professor, activist, author and more; his latest book, In the Courts of the Conqueror; The 10 Worst Indian Law Cases Ever Decided , is nothing less th...

Olive Patricia Dickason Shined a Light on Aboriginal Contributions

ICTMN Staff

March 16, 2011

“Without the indigenous, there would have been no Canada.” And without Olive Patricia Dickason, the true history of Canada may never have been known, according to the National Abor...

Recommended: Louie Gonnie, Jonny Lipford and Blackfire

Vincent Schilling

March 16, 2011

ICTMN Recommends: Louie Gonnie, Breathe Deep the Dusk Fall: Songs of the Native American Church Canyon Records With Breathe Deep the Dusk Fall , Louie Gonnie (Zuni) turns in an exc...

Evan Lysacek wins Sullivan Award

ICTMN Staff

March 15, 2011

As the only American Indian in the running for the Sullivan Award, Tahnee Robinson can feel very good about how close she came to the coveted Sullivan Award, a University of Nevada...

Artist Inspired by Saga of Geronimo’s Bones

ICTMN Staff

March 14, 2011

As the art world gathered in New York City for the prestigious Armory Show , uninvited guests—many living, and one dead but perhaps not at peace—prepared to crash the party...