Rick Bartow News Today

The Bartow Project, a collection of three short films celebrating renowned artist Rick Bartow, will be screened at the Newport Performing Arts Center this Friday, June 7.

"The Crow’s Shadow Institute of the Arts is a world-class art facility located at the end of a dirt road in the middle of a wheat field. It’s in the

Kay WalkingStick is currently enjoying a moment of tremendous recognition, with multiple solo exhibitions and international group shows on the near horizon. If her stars have aligned, it’s not because WalkingStick has done anything different. As the artist says in the interview that follows, she hasn’t changed.

The museum recently celebrated its expansion and continues to highlight Contemporary Native American art while engaging the local community    By

On Tuesday Dec. 26, 2023, at 11.30 a.m. Joseph Gallivan interviews  gallery owner Charles Froelick  about “What the Crow Knows” a show of Rick Bartow prints and drawings which is on now though January 27, 2024. Froelick talks about Bartow’s concept of the trickster crow, his different studios for printing, drawing, sculpting and painting, and his habit of drawing on his works

There’s perhaps no better time of the year for a reminder that good things come in small packages than the holiday season.

Not every event this time of year has to have a holiday ring to it, and it doesn’t mean you’re a Grinch if you seek those out.

California Stars illuminates contributions to contemporary art that have been long ignored and excluded from the standard Euro-American canon.

Paintings and sculptures from local and out-of-state Indigenous communities, bones and other materials from the WSU Museum of Anthropology and woven materials from Indigenous reservations have come together on campus for one exhibition. “Here in a Homemade Forest: Common Reading Connections“ will be on display at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art WSU until March...

After a ribbon-cutting ceremony at noon Sept. 22, the Gorman Museum of Native American Art, long focused on contemporary American Indian art and marking its 50th anniversary, will open to the public at 2 p.m.