Navajo flutist creates the 2022 Kentucky Governor Arts Award
From Navajo, New Mexico, to Harrodsburg, Kentucky, a Navajo flutist plays the sound of his teachings.
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Mą’ii doo Sǫ’ Baa Hane’: ‘Substance of Stars’ extends to luxury Utah resort
Coyote and the stars-inspired art reaches downtown Phoenix and now extends to a Utah resort.
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Dinétah-Poly, a ‘labor of love’
Raynard “Ray” Scott, a Diné silversmith, won Best of Show at the 65th Annual Heard Guild Indian Fair & Market earlier this month with his entry of a Diné culturally inspired board game “Dinétah-Poly,” which incorporates Diné terminology, traditions, mythology, and stories.
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World Hoop Dance Championship brings dancers far and wide
This year a record number of hoop dancers competed in the 33rd World Championship Hoop Dance contest in Phoenix.
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Native Art Market provides cultural space for artists
The first Native-owned store in Old Town Scottsdale on Main Street is owned and operated by Navajo women from Cameron, Arizona. This store features over 300 artists and more than 28 Native American tribes, including the First Nations of Canada.
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