The exhibit "Cheyenne Ledger Artists of Fort Marion" immerses visitors in Native American history Saturday, October 26, 2024, at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City.

After President Andrew Jackson signed the Indian Removal Act into law in 1830, Fort Marion often was used as a Native American prison. In 1837, more than 230 Seminoles, including famous war leader ...

Idyllwild Arts is an institution rooted in respect, reverence and support for Native American people, culture and art, and is the only residential arts high school in the country to offer a Native ...

Earlier this year, David Nolan Gallery in New York mounted the exhibition Fort Marion and Beyond: Native American Ledger Drawings, 1865–1900, gathering over 100 works on paper by Native artists ...

I am equally familiar with current reformed museum practices compelled by the spirit and mandates of the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) of 1990.

The Creative Indigenous Collective was created to lift up Native American artists. Five of its members will soon have their works on display at the Nic.

The Portland Art Museum offered free admission on Sunday and many visitors came to celebrate an exhibit focusing on Native American history and culture. By Makenna Marks Published : Nov. 24, 2024 ...

Art ‘intervention’ counters misrepresentation of Native Americans in Marquette Building murals The transformative art exhibit ‘We Will Tell Our Story’ is curated and created by Native ...

After President Andrew Jackson signed the Indian Removal Act into law in 1830, Fort Marion often was used as a Native American prison. In 1837, more than 230 Seminoles, including famous war leader ...

For 150 years, the ledger drawings created by Native American artists imprisoned at Florida's Fort Marion have captivated viewers with their lively storytelling and vibrant colors. To Gordon ...