Celebrating Indigenous filmmakers, artists, writers and vocalists with purpose This is the first in a four-part series amplifying and celebrating Indigenous people in the region. The series is in collaboration with the…
Black & Loud Fest showcased powerful Black music: country, gospel, rock, rap, jazz, and punk all were accounted for. Check out some of our shots from the unforgettable night.
Black & Loud Fest showcased powerful Black music: country, gospel, rock, rap, jazz, and punk all were accounted for. Punk is Not Dead! She’s BLACK! I wrote that phrase on the back…
The Native Arts and Cultures Foundation’s “Citizen Fellow: Art as Archive and Memory” showcases 10 fellows from the past 15 years of fellowship programming. The art exhibition runs through November. Staff greeted…
Paige Pettibon, descendant of the Bitterroot Salish of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes, Black & white, highlights the complexity of Indigenous identities, and uplifts shared community values through a range of…
This story was originally published on For the Love of Monsters. The first year of anything is always the toughest—it’s when you have the most to prove, the most to lose, and…
Last year, Handsome Tiger, an Anishinaabe Métis and North African producer and DJ, shared how meaningful working with traditional Indigenous songs and incorporating them into his art had been, when RIZE caught…
Closing out the 2024 UNITY conference, youth represented their Native nations through traditional designs and attended a fashion show with pieces from award winning Indigenous designer Red Berry Woman. As lights flashed…
Hopi artist Mikaela Shafer’s new exhibit, Matrilineal Memory, takes viewers on a dreamlike journey through an immersive experience at the Center for Native Arts & Cultures. The smell of burning piñon pine…
With ‘Portraits in Red,’ artist Nayana LaFond aims to raise awareness of Missing and Murdered Indigenous People. Currently on display at Yakima Valley Museum, the traveling art show will continue its Pacific…
