The lifestyle brand brought artists, models and performers together at a downtown Manhattan event that included creating art on the spot.

Lloyd Earl Oxendine (1942-2015), who was Lumbee and from Pembroke, devoted his art career to raising the profile of Native American art while fighting for its place within the American art canon.

In 2020, Ms. Smith broke “the buckskin ceiling,” as she put it, by becoming the first Native American artist to have a painting acquired by the National Gallery of Art in Washington ...

To keep alive Smith’s mission of elevating Native American artists, the Institute of American Indian Art is establishing a memorial scholarship in her honor. Around 2018, Smith commenced a ...

The Appaloosa horse originates from the Northwest Palouse region of the United States. The Spanish introduced horses to the Americas, and many Native American tribes became skilled horseback riders.

Each breed carries its heritage in its stride – whether it’s the hardy marsh tacky of the south-east or the iconic, spotted appaloosa of the north-west. Knowing where your horse descends from ...

Each breed carries its heritage in its stride – whether it’s the hardy marsh tacky of the south-east or the iconic, spotted appaloosa ... horse, which derives from France via Louis XIV, has had an ...

First American Art Magazine ... weavings and carvings as a way for Native people to obtain canned food, metalware, and even horses and buggies. At the same time, Native people started producing ...

It's called "Appeal to the Great Spirit" and depicts a Native American man on a horse, arms outstretched, face leaning towards the sky. It was created by renowned American sculptor Cyrus Dallin.

The tribe offers single-day experiences, including Appaloosa horseback ... tours to see the wild horses up close and learn about their significance to different Native American cultures, such ...

A LOCAL MUSEUM THAT SHINES A SPOTLIGHT ON NATIVE AMERICAN ART. DARTMOUTH COLLEGE HAS BEEN A FIXTURE IN NEW HAMPSHIRE SINCE IT WAS FOUNDED IN HANOVER. BACK IN 1769. THE COLLEGE WAS ESTABLISHED IN ...