UPLIFT: The Indigenous Fashion Renaissance Set to Debut in Santa Fe, August 2025
UPLIFT: The Indigenous Fashion Renaissance is a powerful two-night event honoring Indigenous designers, models, and veterans through cutting-edge fashion and cultural storytelling. Held during Santa Fe’s Indian Market season, this free celebration offers a bold new platform for Indigenous creatives—centered on sustainability, innovation, and community healing.
‘Everybody’s Bolos’: Unique Exhibition of Bolo Ties by 30 Artists Explore Craft, Agency & Gender
Everybody’s Bolos features creations by 30 contemporary artists exploring craft, agency and gender through bolo ties. The exhibition is co-curated by metalsmith Hannah Reynoso Toussaint; metalsmith, educator and decorative arts scholar Ana M. Lopez; and jeweler, educator and curator Brian Fleetwood (Muscogee Creek Nation).
‘Shaping the Future Through Tradition’ Exhibition of Contemporary Northwest Coast Indigenous Art Opens at American Museum of Natural History
Works by seven artists of the Pacific Northwest celebrate blending ancestral knowledge with contemporary forms and media.
Native Max Announces Full Lineup for Native Fashion Week Santa Fe 2025
From a signature Mini Fashion Show to an exclusive VIP viewing event and a panel on wearable art innovation, Native Max continues its legacy of elevating Indigenous voices through fashion, media, and community engagement.
A Traveling Exhibition – Cara & Diego Romero: Tales of Futures Past
The Figge Art Museum is proud to announce the national tour of Cara and Diego Romero: Tales of Futures Past, opening at the Figge Art Museum on March 8, 2025, and traveling to the Crocker Art Museum (Sacramento, CA) and the Albuquerque Museum, (Albuquerque, NM) and one additional venue through summer 2026. Tales of […]
The Museum of World Culture presents Native American Fashion
The Museum of World Culture in Gothenburg greets spring with a fashion and design exhibition unique in the Swedish context. Native American Fashion – From Roots to Runway opens April 11. Jewelry and moccasins from the museum’s collection meet contemporary streetwear and extravagant evening gowns, featuring 40 contemporary designers from the USA and Canada.
Recovery on the Runway
Sky-Eagle Collection’s “Red Line Collection” Joins CFDA Calendar as a Charity Event at NYFW Featuring Miss Universe Canada Ashley Callingbull
From Beats to Style: Snotty Nose Rez Kids on “Red Future,” Fashion, & Indigenous Excellence
Fresh off the release of their much-awaited album Red Future, Snotty Nose Rez Kids share the story behind their boldest project yet.
Cara Romero: Panûpünüwügai (Living Light) HOOD MUSEUM OF ART
Cara Romero’s monumental first major solo show recently opened at the Hood Museum.
Spotlight on Ocean Kiana: Crafting Sustainable Elegance in Indigenous Fashion
Designer Ocean Cherneski merges her Anishinaabe heritage with modern style to create elegant, sustainable fashion. Her brand embodies the Ojibway principle of “Wnizhsid”—good, fine, useful, and beautiful—offering a refined, lasting alternative to fast fashion. See pictures from her line at VIFW 2024 below.
