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Indigenous Enterprise, a Native American dance troupe known for bringing powwow traditions to global stages, will return to New York City this fall with STILL HERE, a new performance running September 16–21 at The Joyce Theater.

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 The Gichigamiin Indigenous Nations Museum in Evanston faces criticism after firing Anishinaabe artist Jamie John last month and painting over their unfinished mural due to pro-Palestine imagery embedded in its early stages.
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Beloved First Nations actor Graham Greene (Oneida) walked on yesterday at the age of 73.

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Sisters in the Wind

By Angeline Boulley
Henry Holt and Company | 384 pp | $19.99
ISBN: 9781420529593

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The Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians donated three original acrylic-on-canvas artworks to the Buellton Library on Friday morning during a heartfelt presentation.

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ZUNI, NM — Earlier this month, four top students from the Zuni Youth Enrichment Project’s Emerging Artist Apprenticeship in graphic arts and painting showcased their original artwork at the acclaimed Keshi the Zuni Connection gallery during the 103rd Annual Santa Fe Indian Market. During the weekend, Aug. 15-17, they also had the opportunity to visit and experience the celebrated market itself.
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Author and cultural anthropologist Michael Engelhard is shining a new light on one of Alaska’s most storied towns in his forthcoming book, No Place Like Nome. 

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BYNG, Okla. — Hannah Wolfe, 13, won the 2025 Red Earth Youth Art contest, making this her second consecutive year bringing home the gold in the art competition.

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Santa Fe Indian Market is proud to announce the winners of the 2025 Best of Show, Best of Classification, and Special Awards.

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After more than three decades of delays, the Berkeley Civic Arts Commission has unanimously approved recognition of Native artists Lee Sprague (Match-E-Be-Nash-She-Wish Band of Pottawatomi) and Marlene Watson (Navajo) as the rightful creators of the Turtle Island Monument. 

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