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malcolmxing:Here is a list of relevant articles: Unrest growing over Brazil’s native lands: reportLo

Today is another one of those days where I’m like, “Huh? How did this happen?” I am beyond belief ri

Next Exit: An Evening of Indigenous Art, Music, and Poetry // 6-9pmHenry Art Gallery - 15th Ave NE &

Yup’ik mask, early 20th century. Canada, Yukon. Dimensions : 50 x 36 x 34 cm

Thank you Emily Pothast for this thoughtful/beautiful write-up in Seattle’s weekly publication, The

Day 29: Skating More specifically, Ice Skating, a Lakota girl is having fun by skating on frozen lak

An excerpt from my forthcoming ekphrastic long poem, An Infected Sunset, appears in e-flux‘s April 2

Day 6 of #mermay is a whale mermaid! (And, you know, two onlooking mermaids for scale.) She’s Native

burymyart:Trans rights is an Indigenous issue. Innumerable gender identities and systems were thrivi

WILLIAM ROBINSON LEIGHZuni Pottery MakerOil on Canvas25″ x 30.25″

historical-nonfiction:At 63 feet long, the Great Canoe is completely seaworthy! Well, it was origina

Thomas Hardy (1757–1804) William Augustus Bowles (1763–1805), as a Native North American (Creek) Chi

ERNEST MARTIN HENNINGSIndian SmokingOil on Canvas18.5″ x 15.25″

spoots-n-doots:thetallblacknerd:micdotcom:Watch: MTV just gave indigenous artists a huge platform —

Native American Plateau Indian tribes artefact with an illustration of a rider

burymyart:Dr. King spoke out against the genocide of Native Americansby: Albert BenderDespite the ye

Short Film Spotlight: Jáaji Approx.Against landscapes that the artist and his father traversed, audi

colorthefuture: DECOLONIZE JUSTICE“this continent will never know justice until the dark history and

2nd Century CE ‘Celtic’ designed Seal Case from the native settlement of Llandygai, North Wales, Sto

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FRANK TENNEY JOHNSONBlue Vault Of NightOil on Board18″ x 4″

Frederic Remington — The Herd Boy, 1900/1910.  Painting: oil on canvas, 69 x 115 cm. Museum of Fine

Betrayals, by Ian K. SteeleThe subject of Betrayals is an examination of the massacre scene depicted

The Last of the Mohicans: A Narrative of 1757, by James Fenimore Cooper. Illustrated by N. C. Wyeth.

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