April 27, 1937–November 18, 2025 Always gracious, elegant, and kind, Mary Jo Watson loved Native art and wanted to share…
Browsing: Women artists
In February 2026 Edmonia Lewis: Said in Stone, the first major retrospective devoted to the work of Edmonia Lewis, a sculptor of Afro-Caribbean and Anishinaabe descent whose career unfolded across the United States and Europe in the 19th century, will open at the Peabody Essex Museum. The exhibition brings together thirty sculptures from public and private collections, along with related works and archival material that trace Lewis’ life, community ties and artistic practice.
Reflecting on all of the amazing Indigenous art happenings and exhibitions in 2025 has been a balm to the soul…
Imagine viewing an ancestral object overlaid with incised design work that carries stories still relevant to the present-day peoples from…
Tulsa, OK – Presented by Four Mothers Collective, Positive Space Tulsa is hosting Ripple in Traditions from November 7 through…
Toronto, ON — Native Women in the Arts announced its shortlisted nominees and winner of the 9th Annual Barbara Laronde…
Lighting Pathways: Matriarchs of Oklahoma Native American Art February 16–April 28, 2024 National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum 1700 NE…
Artists and art mentor selected for Indigenous art project Minneapolis, Minn. — All My Relations Arts (AMRA), the Native American…
MINNEAPOLIS, MN — Native American Community Development Institute (NACDI) announced the virtual opening of Bring Her Home: Sacred Womxn of…
By MaryAnn Guoladdle Parker (Kiowa) We have seen those photos being passed around on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter about people…