An Akwesasne artist's sculpture celebrating Kanien'kehá:ka (Mohawk) ironworkers won the top prize at his ...

Indigenous Identities: Here, Now & Always continues at the Zimmerli Art Museum (71 Hamilton Street, New Brunswick, New Jersey) through December 21. The exhibition was curated by Jaune Quick-to-See ...

Indigenous art, fashion and technology are blended in PST Art’s collaborative exhibition with Autry Museum of the American West, which came to life in a runway show at The Getty in Los Angeles ...

Erin Lee Antonak’s “Mom” at the State Museum. “Seneca Spaceman with Snowsnake” by Carson Waterman (1986) now on display in the State Museum’s “Indigenous Art” exhibit. Installation ...

A new art installation asks people and institutions to go beyond land acknowledgements — and give property back to Indigenous tribes. (Story aired on All Things Considered on Oct. 9, 2023.) ...

Breaking down the “wall” that divides Indigenous arts from the mainstream has long been a goal for Frey, who said he’s always had his hands into something related to art. “I used to carve.

Perhaps the Denver Art Museum’s 2025 program and its distinctive dedication to connecting with, celebrating and supporting Indigenous communities—from including them in the decision-making ...

The “Indigenous Art: Reclaiming Space, Reclaiming Stories” exhibit is on display in the Discovery Building. November 2, 2024. The first floor of the Wisconsin Institute of Discovery is normally filled ...

The American Swedish Institute & All My Relations Arts present an art exhibit. The American Swedish Institute and All My Relations Arts have teamed up to present an art exhibit featuring ...

Nampeyo of Hano (1860-1942) at Hopi. “ (Nampeyo) did the same thing that Maria did, took (pottery) from utilitarian to an art form, away from a curio into a piece of art,” Fisher said.

An art exhibition featuring painting, sculpture and photography by renowned Indigenous Canadian artists is on display at the Chrysler Museum of Art through Sept. 1.

The World's UnFair, an art installation in Long Island City, Queens, calls for the audience to join the New Red Order as "accomplices" to assist in getting people to give land to indigenous peoples.