Muskogee Phoenix4h
REMEMBER THE LADIES: Cobb — first Native American photographer
Jennie Cobb was the first known Native American woman photographer in the United States, who began taking pictures of her ...
Indiana Daily Student15h
Beyond black and white: Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology highlights the color of Indigenous life
Yepa-Pappan’s mixed-media piece, “Looking Forward,” depicts her daughter and nieces in vivid oranges, reds and blues, in ...
Smithsonian Magazine on MSN1d
How an Indigenous Weaver’s Mastery of Color Infuses Her Tapestries With a Life Force
An indigo snake crawls across a red tapestry. The tapestry is edged with blue at the top and bottom and features an ...
Indianz1d
Cronkite News: Miss Navajo Nation merges traditional and modern culture
The Miss Navajo Nation pageant celebrates tribal culture and tradition, and imbues the winner as a role model on the largest ...
Santa Rosa Press Democrat3d
On Indigenous Peoples’ Day: ‘We would love to home your basket’
On Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we present this first-person story about how a retired therapist from Petaluma began the process ...