Long revered in the Native American community, WalkingStick's solo show is on view at the New-York Historical Society through April 14.

The center not only taught native youth traditional art practices but also helped families fight for their rights to their ancestral lands.

This is the first retrospective for an Indigenous artist that the institution has ever organized.

Camille Hoffman, Sara Jimenez, and Maria Hupfield invoke in turn the US-Mexico border, the Philippines, and Indigenous territories of the Anishinaabe, while also incorporating in some way aspects of…

Alternative conceptions of human-nonhuman relations have exited throughout history, most prominently among Indigenous groups.

The commodification of Indigenous culture is a global phenomenon. Souvenir shops throughout southeast Alaska sell imitations of Northwest Coast Native masks made in Indonesia. Nicholas Galanin…

From the beginning, we have aimed to create conditions and spaces for ourselves as Indigenous people and Indigenous artists. I don’t see Wood Land School as a curatorial gesture, but as a project driv…

How can we inhabit a world that is shaped by colonialism but not reducible to it?

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…