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Watermark Art Center will host a reception for artist Jonathan Thunder's multimedia exhibit "Inaabandam — He Dreams in a Certain Way" from 2 to 4 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 10, in Watermark's Miikanan Gallery, 505 Bemidji Ave. N.

A newly published children’s book by Red Lake author Elizabeth Barrett and illustrator Jonathan Thunder brings the Seven Grandfather Teachings of Love, Respect, Courage, Honesty, Wisdom, Humility and Truth to colorful life for young and old.

A newly published children’s book by Red Lake author Elizabeth Barrett and illustrator Jonathan Thunder brings the Seven Grandfather Teachings of Love, Respect, Courage, Honesty, Wisdom, Humility and Truth to colorful life for young and old.

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Ecolibrium3's Main Street Lincoln Park project invites visitors and residents to learn more about 13 murals.

Honorees are music educator Keith Swanson, arts advocate Anne Dugan, and, posthumously, curator Karissa White Isaacs.

‘A language lives when it lives in the minds and hearts of young people’

Neyaandagookwe Tweed Museum of Art Curator, Dr. Karissa White Isaacs

"Sometimes the most important role of art is just to hold your hand and get you through the day"

By Diane Patrick and Calvin Reid | May 14, 2021 The power of literature to address the history of the oppression of Indigenous peoples in North America and chart their futures has never been more important. As the U.S. experiences a wave of popular concern about social justice issues, publishers are really just beginning to embrace a growing number of works on such topics as ancestral domains and land rights of Indigenous communities; preservation of their languages, traditions...