The ‘Renewal’ Era Has Begun: A Native Owned Blanket Company

Mary Annette Pember
7/14/16
For many Native peoples, the gift of a woolen blanket is a traditional way to honor and recognize those who make important contributions to the community...

Lillian Pitt: The River People Are Still Here, Still Creating

Richard Walker
3/12/16
UPDATED, March 16, 2016: Richard Rowland is the art teacher at Clatsop Community College...

Photo: J. NiCole Hatfield Speaks Through Canvas

ICTMN Staff
1/29/16

 

Carlis Chee

Photo: Navajo Painter Carlis Chee and the (Eternal) Return of the Native

ICTMN Staff
8/21/15

 

Inuit Artist Kenojuak Ashevak Gets Posthumous Birthday Honors From Google Doodle Canada

ICTMN Staff
10/3/14
She brought Inuit, and indigenous, art to the fore with her distinctive style of animal prints, and was beloved by many...

One Man’s Red Road Journey Opened to a World of Art and Healing

Brenda Austin
4/29/14
A Dine’ with family roots deep in the soil of the Navajo Indian Reservation in New Mexico, Ambrose Peshlakai took his first drink of beer at the age of four sitting on the front st...

‘2501 Migrants’ Sculptor Alejandro Santiago Walks On; Student of Tamayo

Rick Kearns
8/7/13
Noted Mexican Zapotec artist Alejandro Santiago, 49, creator of a sculpted indigenous ghost town installation, died July 22, of a heart attack related to diabetes...