Tribal Artery

A blog or so back, we reprinted some comments from Janet Littlecrow concerning Seminole customs, dress and history. Janet was generous to gi...

The Santa Fe New Mexican newspaper has become one our favorite sources for information about art, and tribal art in particular. This notice ...

Janet Littlecrow of Oklahoma, has responded to our article on Seminole costumes and crafts with additional information from her experience. ...

A friendly Yahoo group to which we belong recently posted a link to a page with a photo essay about the making of Seminole dolls. http://www...

BAYSIDE, NEW YORK - Artists and Patrons in Traditional African Cultures: African Sculptures from the Gary Schulze Collection , a collection...

According to an article in the Santa Fe New Mexican ( http://www.freenewmexican.com ), U. S. Senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell, who represen...

In one of my other activities, I was the president of a group where there was a tradition to give a gift to the Board of Directors members w...

Charles Chibitty, the last surviving member of the Comanche code talkers from WWII, passed away on Wednesday, July 20, in Tulsa. He was 83 y...

The Tiwi people live on Bathurst Island and Melville Island about 60 miles north of Darwin. The islands are Australian territory, separated ...

In the late 1800s and the early 20th Century, members of the Iroquois Indian tribe produce exceptional bead work as a way to generate income...

Recent discussions on some tribal art chat groups have centered on something called, “provenance.” It refers to the pedigree of an object of...

Visitors to our Web site at http://www.ZuniLink.com have encountered a turquoise fortune cookie on the home page. If a visitor clicks on it...

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We have just posted a batch of new mountain lion carvings at http://www.ZuniLink.com When you visit, click on the mountain lions and more m...

Our friend and colleague in the tribal art trade, Arch Theissen, sends this notice about his gallery at Sunshine Studio: On July 9, 2005 we ...

More news from the New Mexico Culture Network. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Following nearly one year of modernizations and upgrades, the IAIA Museum St...

The following announcement was received from the New Mexico Cultural Network. We thought you might be interested, even if you are not within...

The National Museum of African Art, a branch of the Smithsonian in Washington DC, has terminated five staff members for budget reasons. Acco...

This weekend saw the second annual Santa Fe New Mexico Folk Art Fair, featuring artists and artwork from South Africa, Brazil and Bhutan, am...

The following story came from the operator of Shy Wolf Sanctuary Education and Experience Center, a private non-profit shelter for wolves an...