Artists / Apr 27, 2022
Back to the Indigenous Future
Cochiti Pueblo artist Virgil Ortiz’s revolution transcends both the past and the present.
By Molly Boyle / Photos by Ungelbah Dávila-Shivers
Artists / Mar 23, 2022
Art, Trauma, and the Abeyta Family Legacy
The Wheelwright Museum celebrates the Abeyta family of Diné artists, who interpret the colorful present by connecting with a turbulent past.
By Ungelbah Dávila Shivers / Photos by Ungelbah Dávila-Shivers
Culture / Jul 21, 2021
Meet the Next Generation of Diné Weavers
The latest generation of Diné weavers push their tribe’s traditional art outside the loom—sometimes throwing it away altogether.
By Ashley M. Biggers / Photos by Minesh Bacrania
Native American Culture / Nov 25, 2020
Running to Make Great Strides
Wings of America teaches Native Americans how to compete as runners—and how to live with pride and grace.
By Ashley M. Biggers / Photos by Steven St. John
Culture / May 11, 2022
From Suffering to Survival at Bosque Redondo Memorial
A permanent exhibition at the Bosque Redondo Memorial explores the truth about the Long Walk.
By Molly Boyle
Originals / Aug 11, 2021
Amber-Dawn Bear Robe Moves Indigenous Fashion Forward
As director of the annual Santa Fe Indian Market Indigenous Fashion Show, Amber-Dawn Bear Robe curates what we see and what we wear.
Native American Culture / Aug 01, 2020
Native Filmmakers Take A Leading Role
A growing number of Indigenous filmmakers are making their marks and redefining the role…
Culture / Jun 23, 2021
Indigenous Glass Artists Shine
All over the world, Native artists are reinterpreting their culture and traditions through…
Native American Culture / Jun 18, 2019
How To Buy Authentic Native Jewelry
Counterfeit Native jewelry has flooded the market, fooling buyers and harming authentic…
Native American Culture / Feb 05, 2020
Indigenous Masters
Non-Native photographers have long staged pictures of Native people, but a contemporary…
Native American Culture / Oct 16, 2018
The Incredible Influence of New Mexico's Native Fashion Designers
Meet five Native fashion designers pushing couture to new heights.