In a collection of essays, writers defy expectations and examine place.
Art
The artist challenged ideas of masculinity but fell short of addressing racism.
‘The Incredible 25th Year of Mitzi Bearclaw’ is an entertaining tale about a millennial Indigenous woman returning home.
In Beth Piatote’s first short-story collection, a niece learns beading and other lessons.
The seminal film, while important for finally having Native representation, relied on stereotypes.
If you (re)build it, they will come.
Why remaking ‘Last of the Mohicans’ isn’t just damaging, it’s lazy and unimaginative.
Hepi Mita offers a fascinating look at his mother’s life in ‘Merata: How Mum Decolonised the Screen.’
Imaginatively spunky illustrations accompany avian anecdotes in BirdNote.
The private college redefined Indigenous art but faces financial and infrastructure challenges today.
Essayist Ellen Meloy’s posthumous collection is profound, outspoken and hilarious.
The new film is a character study of two Indigenous women developing a rocky friendship in real time.
Navajo director Sydney Freeland shares the story behind a career spent celebrating the lives of outsiders and underdogs.
Once an allegory for the atomic bomb, the big lizard has come to represent climate change.
Darlene Naponse and Tantoo Cardinal team up to create a fascinating study of a First Nations musician who leaves her career behind.
‘Pollen-amorous’ leaders host marriages to the Earth in Sin City.
From movies to music, artists of color are claiming Western mythology.
Jeffrey Palmer gives us a glimpse of the Indigenous literary giant in ‘Words from a Bear.’
A photo exhibit asks viewers to ponder whether, in reclaiming the idea of the cowboy, gay rodeos renounce violence or reinvest in it.
Indigenous oral histories have often been recorded and sold without permission.
The Lakota family’s first group show is a celebration of tradition and experimentation.
Despite an agreement, royalties from ‘Wind River’ haven’t reached the National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center.
As native bees sink in the shadow of honeybees, one artist creates a vivid showcase.
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