The Neon Museum in Nevada is hosting a special exhibition recognizing the tribal communities that have shaped Nevada's past, present, and future in celebration of Native American History Month.

Bill Noll with the North Ridgeville Historical Society saids even though the painting doesn't include an artist's name, it is possible a Native American painted it.

Object Details Author Anthes, Bill Contents Art and modern Indian policy -- The culture brokers : the Pueblo paintings of José Lente and Jimmy Byrnes -- "Our inter-American consciousness" : Barnett ...

In a May 9 email with the subject line "Silencing of a Native American artist," SeeWalker, a Lakota artist, expressed disappointment with the lack of opportunity to explain the context or defend ...

But there's still a tight-knit community of people who collect neon, people who fix and make new neon signs, and artists who are expanding its future potential. Wartman is the director of Neonworks, ...

Over the last 25 years, children’s books by Native American authors and illustrators have presented a vibrant and expansive view of American Indians and America. Joseph Bruchac has been telling ...

Kelly believes the painting dates back more than 100 years. He plans to cover the painting with a plastic barrier and preserve it with the rest of the building.