Here Are The Artists of this Year’s Mitchell Museum of the American Indian’s Fine Arts Holiday Market
The Mitchell Museum of the American Indian announces the artists for this year’s Native American Fine Arts Holiday Market. The annual market features paintings, drawings, jewelry, beadwork, pottery, dreamcatchers, clothing and blankets, fetishes and more, all made by Indigenous artists from throughout the U.S. demonstrating and selling their artwork. The Holiday Market opens Friday, December […]
Beyond Essentials: 5 Statement Pieces from Native Designers You Should Own
Let these beautiful yet affordable statement items give your next outfit a much-needed upgrade for the season. These handpicked items belong to the best artisanal, distinctive pieces from talented designers you may not have heard of — until now. Custom Beaded Hoops by Kim Sierra View this post on Instagram A post shared by Artesanía […]
ICYMI: Season 2 of Cable’s Most-watched New Series “Yellowstone” Premiered on Paramount Network
In case you missed it: the premiere of Season 2 of Yellowstone premiered tonight at 10:00 PM ET/ PT on Paramount Network. Kayce (Luke Grimes) settles into his new role at the Ranch. A damaging article threatens to expose John (Kevin Costner). Rainwater (Gil Birmingham) pitches his new plan to the tribal council. Paramount Networks’ […]
From Reservation to Runway: Norma Baker-Flying Horse Debuts in Paris
Norma Baker-Flying Horse, a member of the Hidatsa tribe, lives on a reservation in North Dakota. From there she manages to create art that teaches worldwide audiences; art that speaks to human suffrage and the spirit to overcome. Norma, also known in her native tongue as Red Berry Woman, is creating couture fashion that was […]
4 Winter Finds From Our Favorite Designers
Don’t throw style out the window with the cold: Here is our list of easy transition pieces to make your Winter outfits easy to achieve without breaking your budget by some of our favorite designers. OXDX Both easy and multipurpose, you can rock an OXDX tee with skinny jeans, a maxi-dress or black leggings. Although […]
5 Minutes with Hoop Dancer Marika Sila
Hoop dancing has taken Inuvialuit actress, fire performer, yoga teacher and self-professed “hoop ninja” Marika Sila across the world, such as Greece, Rome, Venice, and Budapest. She performed for audiences of all sizes, from small youth workshops to enormous festivals overseas. By the looks of her videos she posts of herself performing on Instagram (she […]
Things to Say to a Mom That Feels Like She’s Not Enough
Motherhood is tough, which makes a lot of mamas think, “I’m not doing enough” or “I’m not a good mother”. Don’t think you’re the only one who doubts herself. If this has gone through your mind, how did you change that mindset? We all struggle with insecurities, especially when it comes to motherhood. I’ve […]
Jared Yazzie: Accomplished Artivist
“I want OXDX to become one of Indian Country’s hottest clothing lines. I would like to get to the level of the giants in the streetwear industry like designers Jeff Staple and Benny Gold.” Diné artivist and fashion designer Jared Yazzie answered when I asked him where he sees himself and OXDX in five years […]
Q&A: juQ
We catch up with the Dakota South Records’ newly signed hip-hop artist Wanbli Ceya (aka juQ) about his start in making music, the inspiration behind his latest album and how he keeps his pursuit of music and heritage close. What’s your tribal affiliation? Where are you from? I am Oglala Lakota. I am from the […]
With Grace, Grace Dove
From a young child who dreamed of acting in Hollywood to performing alongside our era’s iconic actors, Grace Dove’s journey has been fulfilling thus far. We sit down with the First Nations actress where she shares with us her humble beginnings, what it was like to star in The Revenant and How It Ends, and […]
