Columbus Dispatch

Dignity, strength of Black and indigenous people captured in dual exhibits

From the 1980s to the present, the Los Angeles-based photographer Dana Gluckstein has traveled the world, capturing indigenous people in large black and white photographs. With her Hasselblad camera ...
Eugene Weekly

An Immersive Indigenous Art Walk Bridging the Gap

The  November Second Friday Art Walk features Indigenous artists at Springfield City Hall Gallery. The art show is called ...
WBUR

A Conn. museum exhibit aims to tell stories of the sea through Indigenous and Black perspectives

As Akeia de Barros Gomes walks through an exhibit at Mystic Seaport Museum, she points out fishing decoys and displays of maritime navigational skills. There are also traditional Indigenous and ...
Oregonian

SE Portland’s Marketplace of Love celebrates Indigenous and Black art and culture

Looking for comfort food and distinctive crafted items to express affection on Valentine’s Day? Check out handcrafted goods for sale by Native and Black makers at two free Indigenous Marketplace of ...
KCUR 89.3 FM

At Kansas City’s first Native art market, an intertribal community comes together: ‘We’re still here’

A jingle dancer performs at the Kansas City Indian Center's first-ever art market, held at Rainbow Mennonite Church in Kansas City, Kansas, on Dec. 2. The inaugural market had more than 10 Indigenous ...
Indiana Daily Student

Beyond black and white: Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology highlights the color of Indigenous life

Growing up in rural Oklahoma, Chickasaw Nation member and Choctaw descendent Brandie Macdonald found museums inaccessible. For one, they were expensive, but they were also one-sided. “As I got older, ...