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A year ago, hundreds of artists and spectators gathered at the Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair and Market in Phoenix, Ariz. for what ended up being the last major in-person Native art market before COVID-19 changed everything.
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Vision Maker Media, a Lincoln, Nebraska-based nonprofit dedicated to telling authentic Native American stories on screen and supporting Native filmmakers, will receive a $500,000 funding increase from The Corporation For Public Broadcasting starting this fiscal year.
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While travel remains mostly at a standstill, tourists will likely start to visit various locations in Indian Country in just a matter of months.
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Anthony Hudson and the “scary clown” alter-ego Carla Rossi weren’t made for Zoom.
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SANTA FE, N.M. — The Santa Fe Community Foundation’s Native American Advised Fund is helping Native filmmakers forge ahead in the movie industry.
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SANTA FE, N.M. — For the last six years, the Institute of American Indian Arts has selected established Indigenous artists to participate in its Artist in Residency program.
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Next time you’re browsing Airbnb.com, pre-booking that $250 Park Avenue brownstone or $400 Maui oceanfront villa for a post-pandemic escape, you may want to consider a different kind of getaway.
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VANCOUVER, Wash. — The Native Arts and Cultures Foundation recently announced two monetary award opportunities for Native artists aiming to advance their communities and spur social change.
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Every winter, the independent film world unites at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, for premieres, panels and parties.
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A large portion of the income for many Native artists depends on how well they do at the right artists markets and festivals, especially during the holiday shopping season.