The Dogs of War: California Sculptor Works on National Monument Commemorating Service of Military Dogs

John Lindblom
March 26, 2013
The many abuses suffered by America’s troops during and after the Vietnam War – they were called “baby killers,” spat upon and treated like dogs – have since become common knowledg...

Tuhisma Show Features Outstanding Hopi Art

Jack McNeel
November 27, 2012
Moenkopi, AZ – The large room was filled with art and artists and more were located around the landscaped grounds outside...

Two Pole Sculptures by Rick Bartow Headed for National Mall

Eliza Murphy
September 08, 2012

Raven and bear are on their way across the continent from Newport, Oregon to Washington D.C where they will land to

SFIM Spotlight: Vincent Kaydahzinne, Into the Apache Past with Cochise and Chato

Lee Allen
August 17, 2012
Vincent Kaydahzinne ( www.kaydahzinnestudios.com ) is one of the hundreds of Native artists whose work will be on display at the Santa Fe Indian Market this weekend (August 18-19)...

SFIM Spotlight: Mark Fischer Sculpts Stories Left Behind

Lee Allen
August 16, 2012
Mark Fischer ( turtleclanart.com ) is one of the hundreds of Native artists whose work will be on display at the Santa Fe Indian Market this weekend (August 18-19)...

Hubbub Over 12-Foot 'Vagina' in Front of Wasilla High School

ICTMN Staff
February 28, 2012
A sculpture installed in front of Wasilla High School in Wasilla, Alaska has raised eyebrows and hackles because some who've seen it feel it resembles a vagina...

The Future, Set in Clay

ICTMN Staff
February 18, 2012
Mention "prophecy" in the year 2012 and many people will think of the ending of the Mayan long-count calendar, a generally misunderstood event that will occur on December 21...

Shunned Columbus Statue May Be Erected in Puerto Rico

ICTMN Staff
August 22, 2011
A controversial statue of Christopher Columbus, built 20 years ago and intended commemorate the 500th anniversary of his arrival in 1492, might finally be erected—somewhere in Puer...

Cherokee Heritage Center’s Resurgence Pays Tribute to Jerome Tiger

ICTMN Staff
March 08, 2011
The Cherokee Heritage Center in Park Hill, Oklahoma recently welcomed a new resident: a bronze stickball player, engaged in this early version of lacrosse, standing nearly 12 feet ...

Sculpture by Allan Houser on Display in Denver

Carol Berry
April 22, 2011
Allan Houser, Chiricahua Apache Tribe, Warm Springs Band, was a prominent Native sculptor born to parents who had been held as prisoners of war by the U.S. for 27 years...

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