Article Archive
Archive of: Featured Articles
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'This was a battle won'Photojournalist Russel Albert Daniels (Diné/Ho-Chunk) shares his powerful words and images from Standing Rock, where he was on-site earlier this month as news came in that the Dakota Access Pipeline had been denied a crucial permit to dig under North Dakota’s Lake Oahe. |
November-December 2016 |
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Indigenous IllusionsMagicians Reuben Fast Horse (Hunkpapa Lakota), Brian Yazzie (Diné) and Autumn Morning Star (Blackfeet/Choctaw) cast spells across Indian Country to both entertain and educate. |
November-December 2016 |
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The GroovaLottos: NDN Soul & Funky BluesYou can’t help but dance to the funky blues and soul sounds of The GroovaLottos, whose chart-climbing new single, “Do you Mind…? The Phunk,” earned them a nomination from this year’s Native American Music Awards. |
November-December 2016 |
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Spirit of the HarvestNavajo chef Freddie Bitsoie turns up the heat on his mission to redefine Indigenous cuisine, which has earned him the new role as executive chef at the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, D.C. |
November-December 2016 |
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Standing for UnityAward-winning photographer Eugene Tapahe (Diné) took his camera to the protector camps in Standing Rock and asked a simple question: "Why are you here?" Watch his beautiful video to see the answers. |
September-October 2016 |
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Images from Standing RockLakota photographer Jaida Grey Eagle shares her experience with art and activism from the protector camps near Standing Rock. The Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe, where Grey Eagle is a student, will host a benefit show Oct. 16 featuring her images and other artwork. |
September-October 2016 |
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A ‘Magnificent’ RideNative Peoples magazine sat down with Jonathan Joss (Comanche/Apache), who participated in the remake of the classic Western, "The Magnificent Seven," which hits theaters Sept. 23. He also tells us about several upcoming projects, including launching his own meat rub and spice line. |
September-October 2016 |
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A Tribe Called Red, A Nation Called HalluciWith their highly anticipated third album dropping Sept. 16, Aboriginal DJ trio A Tribe Called Red continues to reinvent next-level powwow-inspired music. We Are the Halluci Nation features collaborations with John Trudell (Santee Dakota), Yasiin Bey (formerly Mos Def) and drum groups Northern Voice and Black Bear, among others. |
September-October 2016 |
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Celebrating 100 Years on Timeless LandsThe National Park Service is officially 100 years old. Some parks, including Grand Canyon in Arizona, Glacier in Montana and Niagara Falls in New York, honor the anniversary by forging partnerships with the land’s original, Indigenous caretakers. |
July-August 2016 |
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Cultural Burdens: A Tribute to Native WomenArtist Carol Emarthle-Douglas (Northern Arapaho/Seminole) discusses her award-winning piece. Plus, what’s next for the basket-maker and scholar. |
July-August 2016 |
