Hope Gamble (Diné) of Nazlini, Arizona, was just 14 years old when she was selected as one of the youngest Running Strong for American Indian Youth® Dreamstarters in 2019. That year’s Dreamstarter theme was Entrepreneurship, and she used her $10,000 grant to pursue her dream of H.O.P.E. (Heroes of Positive Endurance), intended as a way to create new Navajo Nation...
September 10, 2013 The exhibit is at the Bergen Performing Arts Center located at 30 North Van Brunt Street, Englewood, NJ 07631. Reception is Tuesday, October 8, from 5 to 8 PM and will include music, live entertainment and refreshments. The exhibit is featured at the Intermezzo Gallery of Bergen PAC and will run from Oct 2nd to Oct 30th, The Gallery is open to the...
In March 1962, NASA Administrator James Webb addressed a two-paragraph memorandum to NASA Public Affairs Director Hiden T. Cox about the possibility of bringing in artists to highlight the agency’s achievements in a new way. In it, he wrote, “We should consider in a deliberate way just what NASA should do in the field of fine arts to commemorate the … historic...
July 2, 2015 Museum of the City on New York, Wednesday, July 8 at 6:30 pm Posters + Politics: The Art of Activism in New York Political activists in New York, and in cities the world over, have a long tradition of using boldly-designed posters to draw attention to the most pressing political and cultural issues of the day. Despite their uniquely urban form and...
February 14, 2018 Our upcoming show aims to discuss gender, vulnerability, and unbalanced power dynamics – topics that are at the forefront of our political and personal consciousness. Artists are invited to submit work that reflects on the impact of inequality, power imbalances, and oppressive rhetoric on the negotiations that happen in our most personal...
For the Lakota people, both water and art can serve as medicine—something that is essential to human life. This new documentary film—conceptualized, directed, and edited by members of Red Cloud’s fourth grade class—explores the sacred quality of both water and art in Lakota communities. The student filmmakers interviewed Native artists, including painters...
←BACK The Red Cloud Indian Art Show, which celebrated its 50th anniversary this year, is a truly unique exhibition. It’s not only the largest and longest-running Native art exhibition of its kind–it’s also one of only a few held in an indigenous community. But what sets the show apart is its inclusion of all Native artists. Its purpose is to...
←BACK The Red Cloud Indian Art Show is a truly one-of-a-kind. It’s the largest and longest-running Native art exhibition of its kind. It’s one of only a few Native art shows held in an indigenous community. And it welcomes works from all Native artists regardless of their experience in the art world, encouraging them to share their talent and to guide...
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Artists and poets belong in liberation movements. The work of the artist, much like that of the cultural organizer, is to reconstruct common bonds that have atrophied over time, or which have been directly targeted by unjust systems. Through music, art, and literature, these Black Southerners—past and present—are interrogating, re-imagining, and reviving our...