Sacred Native American Cave Sold Off to Highest Bidder
"Our ultimate sacred site" sold out from under the Osage Nation for $200,000
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Native American art
Editor’s Letter
How could cultural integration happen without flattening productive differences? To what extent are networks of artistic exchange conducive to expanding markets? What would a postcolonial museum look…
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Story Trader: An Interview with Wendy Red Star
In curating "Our Side," Wendy Red Star asked four Indigenous women artists to share stories about themselves and their people.
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Honoring Songs: A Benefit for Spiderwoman Theater
A benefit for the Indigenous feminist performance group featured an intergenerational roster of musicians, storytellers, actors, and activists, all united by a sense of joy in sharing the work and pla…
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In the Studio: Hock E Aye Vi Edgar Heap of Birds
Veteran artist Hock E Aye Vi Edgar Heap of Birds relates his efforts to commemorate Indigenous history while also critiquing non-Native arrogance in acerbic visual and textual works.
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Issues & Commentary: The Artist Formerly Known as Cherokee
Just as Rachel Dolezal's position at the NAACP did not give her a pass to misidentify herself as African American, neither should Jimmie Durham's work on behalf of Native people be confused with confi…
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Letters: Identities Clarified?
In a 1993 letter to the editor, Jimmie Durham renounced American Indian identity.
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Contemporary Art Finds a Place at the Santa Fe Indian Market
Last year, when artists Terrance Houle, Adrian Stimson, and Jamison Chas Banks did a performance at Santa Fe’s Indian Market, a giant outdoor fair that features the work of Native American and…
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Jean-Charles de Castelbajac Publishes First Book of Drawings
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