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In the week ahead, Indian Country is addressing tradition, identity, and urgent Indigenous issues through passion projects ranging in form from portraiture to documentary film.
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This weekend and next week, the visual and performing artists of Indian Country will be steamrolling stereotypes, wearing their Native self-expression on their sleeves, and dancing up a storm.
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An internship with the Sundance Institute’s Indigenous Program has its privileges. And one of the primo perks is entry to the storied and star-studded Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah.
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Rapper Klypso has a new music video dropping on 4/20, and it stars Snoop Dogg--and Nathan “Doggface” Apodaca (Northern Arapaho and Mexican).
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Documentary short, co-directed by a Diné filmmaker, follows a Karuk girl in Northern California as she prepares for her Flower Dance ceremony
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Thirty-two-year-old Ashley Callingbull has been the first many times: the first kid from her First Nations territory in in Alberta, Canada, to model professionally; the first Canadian and Indigenous women to win the Mrs. Universe title in 2015; and now—as of last week—the first Indigenous woman slated to appear in an issue of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit edition.
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WALKER, Minn. — On Saturday, Throne MMA hosted a 7-fight event to a sold-out crowd at the Northern Lights Casino on the Leech Lake Indian Reservation. Event promoters originally scheduled an 11-fight event on Saturday, February 5, but was rescheduled due to COVID-19 restrictions.
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In the next two weeks, Indian Country is making use of multiple media formats to bring stories and images of the Indigenous experience to life.
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Last weekend, the place to be seen for the top tier of Indigenous artists was the 64th Annual Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair and Market in Phoenix.
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On the February morning of the New York Fashion Week runway show exhibiting a collection of Iñupiaq parkas, designer Bobby Brower (Alaska Native Iñupiaq) awoke in Manhattan to snow.
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- By Jenna Kunze