Native Presence on the Front Lines: D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai in New Movie ‘Warfare’
Following his intense and emotionally charged role in Warfare, D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai sat down with Native Max to talk about his preparation for the film, the deeply human themes that drew him to the project, and what it meant to portray an Indigenous soldier in a story that pulls no punches.
The Practice and Relevancy of Indigenous Jewelry
Complex and colorful: an overview of Indigenous jewelry.
Tia Wood is Releasing Her First Single, “Dirt Roads”
After years of telling her fans “soon,” it’s finally time!
Lucie Skjefte Shares Minnetonka Collaboration Details
The Anishinaabe artist discusses her Thunderbird Design partnership with the footwear brand.
Indigenous Influence: Athlete Edition
Native Max Magazine sat down with two prominent Indigenous athletes to discuss how their culture impacts their performance.
Indigenous Fashion Arts Festival Featured in Vogue
Last week, Ojibwe writer Christian Allaire wrote a beautiful article capturing the excitement and honor of the Toronto festival.
Weengushk International Film Festival Announces 2024 Programming July 11-14 on Manitoulin Island
Celebrating Indigenous Storytelling and Resilience.
Amy Denet Deal Selected for CNN’s Champions For Change
Native Max CEO Kelly Holmes sat down with the upcycle fashion designer to discuss the short film and all of her projects that support the betterment of Indian Country.
Vogue China’s Latest Photo Story Featuring Quannah ChasingHorse
Get ready for their latest collaboration with Rihanna as “GIVINGFACE” takes center stage in their April issue.
Native Max Magazine sits down for an exclusive interview with “Cold Road” star, Roseanne Supernault
Roseanne (Métis/Cree) shares with us the behind-the-scenes emotions and grueling conditions of filming Kelvin Redvers’s new short film.
