These past few weeks our nation has observed and celebrated its 250th anniversary! Numerous expressions of celebration have ...

Tsagaglalal, meaning "She Who Watches," is the Pacific Northwest's most famous carved petroglyph and painted pictograph.

Yet, no matter how far her career takes her, she always finds herself returning to the shifting coastal light of Oyster Bay.

Planned works include a mural honoring Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero, a video projection of a peace dove over Biddeford, ...

At the Cerow Recreation Park Arena in Clayton, some interesting guests are in attendance.

From Gallup's trading posts to ghost towns, Route 66 is less a road and more a state of mind. Explore the mother road's ...

The celebration of Chicago’s native and Indigenous artistic community will return for a fifth summer in The Sweetest Season: ...

In 2024, Aspen Carrillo painted the first mural in Lake Tahoe created by a Washoe artist and the first to feature the Washoe ...

Ten Decades of Native Painting,’ at the National Museum of the American Indian, charts the development of painting by Native ...

There is no shortage of celebratory America 250 events happening this weekend, as the nation commemorates 250 years since the Continental Congress adopted the Declaration of Independence and announced ...

From the earliest days of Sarasota’s vaunted arts history, women were painting, drawing, sculpting and otherwise creating.

McKaylin Peters, a 24-year-old Native American graduate student at Johns Hopkins University, still recalls when she first heard the words “merciless Indian savages.” Sitting in social studies class at ...