A P.E.I.-based work of art that honours and remembers missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and two-spirit people was ...

Healing Ribbons, a women-run Indigenous nonprofit, promotes healing and cultural identity through art. Open to all Indigenous ...

In Indigenous art, spirals often symbolize journeys—both ... certain geometric designs are paired with specific colors to invoke protection or healing. This emotional resonance transforms ...

Ineededto understand the good, bad, the complicated, and beautiful of every person in the story,” Indigenous author Chyana ...

For attendees of the Indigenous Student Collective’s beadworking classes, the Native American art form holds many meanings ...

Experiencing such a diverse set of works by Indigenous artists is a very healing experience, she added. Because the art of “Niimiwin” involves both sight and sound, it can feel like a full-body ...

Art thereby is able to serve as a catalyst for collective healing and action by allowing ... the narrative around racist perceptions of Indigenous identities. His piece “In America Sometimes ...

Experience history from the point of view of Indigenous people and see an art exhibition of the Mashpee Wampanoag tribe at ...

“We start from Narrm,” says Indigenous art specialist Judith Ryan when we ... born 1950), Ngangkari Ngura (Healing Country), 2022. Credit: The University of Melbourne Art Collection “It ...

Using 120 projectors across 30,000 square feet, guests will experience the vibrancy and intricacy of the work in vivid detail ...

During an Indigenous-led Water Ceremony ... leader and organizer, the late Art McConville. Since his passing, she has helped keep his legacy of healing the water alive. Jarrette Werk/Underscore ...

It prompted the students to host a lecture series on “Indigenous Health and History,” which included the talk by Maresca focused on herbal medicines and traditional Indigenous healing practices ...