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Emerging and mid-career artists being showcased.

What began with optimism and enthusiasm has curdled into exploitation

Minot State University and the Northwest Arts Center (NAC) worked in collaboration with the Mandan Hidatsa Arikara (MHA) Interpretive Center, west of New Town,

Every year, a href= https://www.rjhf.com/ target= _blank The Hnatyshyn Foundation /a awards one visual artist and one curator at mid-career a priz

Indian Market spent 98 years as an in-person event. Until the COVID-19 pandemic struck. Then they had to pivot to keep the nonprofit afloat.

The question for Haa’yuups is how many of these items belong behind glass, thousands of kilometres from the people who made them?

It’s been a rough week for B.C. Premier John Horgan, and a major funding announcement for the province’s Royal B.C. Museum is to blame.

RBCM says it has always been clear that repatriation of the pole would take time because there’s no clear path to remove it from its third-floor setting in the building

Tristin Hopper: With little notice and even less transparency, the Royal B.C. Museum is demolishing some of Canadas most iconic exhibits with no idea of…

Lou-ann Neel likes parts of the British Columbia flag, but overall “thought it was too plain.” So the First Nations artist “decided to dress it up” with Kwakwaka’wakw elements for the province’s . . .