After winning an award at the Sundance Film Festival, "Tiger" will be shown March 9 and 12 at the South By Southwest Film & TV Festival in Austin.

Curated by Tom Jones, a Ho-Chunk artist and University of Wisconsin–Madison professor of photography, the exhibition will ...

Attend an El Paso Matters Book Club writing workshop, view a new art exhibit or take in a pair of basketball showdowns this ...

With the explosion of American museums in the 1950s, provenance took a backseat. The explosion of new museums in post-war America increased the demand for art –while, at the same time ...

A solo exhibition now on view at the Gorman Museum of Native American Art features the artwork of Harry Fonseca drawn from the Shingle Springs Band Collection. Embracing the lifework ...

Devils Tower National Monument – Wyoming Devils Tower, with its striking silhouette, rises dramatically from the plains of northeastern Wyoming. This geological wonder, standing at 867 feet from base ...

Meanwhile, the Native American Rights Fund and the American Civil Liberties Union recently issued guidance to tribal leaders and communities recommending among other things that people know their ...

Although Plosker won't be able to hang around the front of an artist booth at 4 a.m. Saturday, he's sure to be at the front of the line with other avid lovers of Native art as they wait at the ...

Indigenous sisters Jamilah and Justice Maldonado spoke out last year about how hurtful they found the portrayals of Native Americans within the Golden-based Westernaires, hoping the longtime horse ...

Arvada firefighters train on ice rescues as temperatures begin to warm Thankfully, the canine turned out to be a coyote who did not need a rescue — ultimately it “got up, made its way across ...

Among one of the oft-repeated stats from the report, cited at Thursday's conference, is that though American Indian and Alaska Native people account for around 1.6% of Utah's population ...

His “American Gothic,” 2024, follows a lineage of American art history. From Grant Wood’s engrossingly weird 1930 portrait of a sullen Midwestern farming couple to Gordon Parks’s 1942 ...