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The Indian Arts and Crafts Board (IACB) promotes the economic development of American Indians and Alaska Natives of federally recognized Tribes through the expansion of the Indian arts and crafts market. The IACB provides promotional opportunities, general business advice, and information on the Indian Arts and Crafts Act to Native American artists, craftspeople, businesses, museums, and cultural centers of federally recognized Tribes. Additionally, the IACB operates three regional museums, conducts a promotional museum exhibition program, produces a "Source Directory of American Indian and Alaska Native Owned and Operated Arts and Crafts Businesses" of American Indian and Alaska Native Owned and Operated Arts and Crafts Businesses, and oversees the implementation of the Indian Arts and Crafts Act.
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For more information, please visit our website: (www.doi.gov/iacb) and the PSAs below. Thank you!
Interview of a Chugach Sugpiaq Jeweler: Denise Wallace
Denise Wallace is an award-winning Alaska Native artist who is inspired by the stories of her Chugach Sugpiaq ancestors.
Wallace began her artistic journey as a student at the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe, New Mexico in the late 70s. After graduating, she and her husband Samuel remained in Santa Fe creating and selling work from their studio and gallery for 20 years. In 1999, the Wallaces moved from New Mexico to Hawaii, where Denise's studio is currently located. In 2010, Denise’s husband Samuel passed away, but his influence on the couple’s work will forever be felt. She continues to work with her son, David Wallace as the main lapidary craftsman and shares her studio s...
Wallace began her artistic journey as a student at the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe, New Mexico in the late 70s. After graduating, she and her husband Samuel remained in Santa Fe creating and selling work from their studio and gallery for 20 years. In 1999, the Wallaces moved from New Mexico to Hawaii, where Denise's studio is currently located. In 2010, Denise’s husband Samuel passed away, but his influence on the couple’s work will forever be felt. She continues to work with her son, David Wallace as the main lapidary craftsman and shares her studio s...
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Interview of a Cheyenne/Arapaho Painter: Brent Learned
Просмотров 703 месяца назад
Brent Learned is an award winning Cheyenne/Arapaho artist from Oklahoma, known for his rustic impressionistic style and use of bold, vibrant colors in his depictions of American Plains Indians. Brent graduated from the University of Kansas with a bachelor degree in Fine Arts. His work resides in museums such as the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, D.C., the Ch...
Interview of an Acoma Flintknapper: Dan Vallo
Просмотров 733 месяца назад
Dan Vallo, an enrolled member of the Pueblo of Acoma, is an established artist who has worked as a flintknapper, woodworker, and potter for over 35 years. He graduated from Bernalillo High School and attended the University of New Mexico College of Engineering, Albuquerque, New Mexico. Over the past fifteen years, Dan has developed his flintknapping to a level of artistic mastery. He takes grea...
Interview of a Muskogee (Mvskoke) Painter: Johnnie Diacon
Просмотров 523 месяца назад
Johnnie Diacon is an award-winning artist with nearly 40 years of experience in fine art. He is Muscogee (Mvskoke), Thlopthlocco Tribal Town (Raprakko Etvlwa), and Deer Clan (Ecovlke) and currently resides in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He is a graduate of Bacone College and the Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA). Best known for his works in acrylic, oil, and watercolor, he has also created beadwork...
Interview of a Caddo Potter: Chase Kahwinhut Earles
Просмотров 303 месяца назад
Chase Kahwinhut Earles of the Caddo Tribe has always been an artist: "I discovered my purpose and voice behind my art was to revive and reintroduce my Tribe's prolific pottery tradition to the world as it had almost been lost." Chase attended the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD). Today he creates traditional and modern interpretations of ancestral Caddo pottery in order to educate the ...
Interview of a Santa Clara Pueblo Potter: Johnathan Naranjo
Просмотров 193 месяца назад
Pottery is a tradition in Johnathan Naranjo's family that predates his great grandparents. "I have been around Native pottery my entire life. As far back as I can remember I was playing with clay as a toddler, it was around me all the time. My grandmother taught me how to make a bowl out of clay. I observed my grandfather shape clay into a sculpture form. My grandfather on my mother's side of t...
Interview of a Navajo Beadwork Artist: Kaleb Lee Norris
Просмотров 3943 месяца назад
Kaleb Lee Norris,, an enrolled member of the Navajo Nation, began beading when he was ten years old. His award-winning work has been worn at the 2022 Met Gala, the 2023 Super Bowl, and NBC’s “World of Dance.” Beadwork, that he produced in collaboration with his sister Blythe Norris, was also worn by Quannah Chasinghorse (Gwich’in of Eagle Village/Sicangu/Oglala Lakota Tribes) during the Haus of...
Strong Heart Woman: featuring Sheridan MacKnight
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Sheridan MacKnight (White Earth Nation and Hunkpapa Lakota) shares insights about the artwork in her newest exhibit at the Sioux Indian Museum.
The Blackfeet, The Great Northern Railway, and Glacier National Park
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According to their oral history, the people of the Blackfoot Confederacy have lived in what is now known as Montana for ten thousand years. Their original reservation was established by the Lame Bull Treaty in 1855. In 1895, the Blackfeet negotiated an agreement with the United States government to sell 800,000 acres of mountainous land on the western border of the reservation for the sum of 1....
Anthony Yahola (Muscogee Creek) drums and sings in the Southern & Northern Style.
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This video features Anthony Yahola drumming and singing in the Southern Style (0:03 through 1:43), which is characterized by three drumbeats between verses and a lower vocal range, and the Northern Style (1:50 onwards), which is characterized by the higher-pitched falsetto and slower rhythmic beat. Mr. Yahola often performs at pow-wows which serve important cultural and social roles in Indian C...
IACB COMMISSIONER MARCUS MONENERKIT PSA
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IACB COMMISSIONER MARCUS MONENERKIT PSA
Secretary of the Interior Debra Haaland Supports Indian Art in this IACB PSA
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Secretary of the Interior Debra Haaland Supports Indian Art in this IACB PSA
Time-lapse of Ernest Marceau for the IACB exhibition "Visionary World," 2020-2021
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Time-lapse of Ernest Marceau for the IACB exhibition "Visionary World," 2020-2021
"Visionary World" by Ernest Marceau, an IACB Exhibition, 2020-2021
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"Visionary World" by Ernest Marceau, an IACB Exhibition, 2020-2021
Thank you Na Jaa Ne Doa. I have one of your beautiful paintings . May we know the English meaning of your Arapaho name?
I hope you are doing well. I visited your RUclips channel and your video-making is very good. Your content ideas are excellent. Thank you so much♡♡♡
Beautiful work! You are very gracious encouraging other artists. I love that you are inspired by rainbows and Disney films...just lovely! Best wishes for all your future endeavours and well done keeping a beautiful tradition alive and relevant...👍🙏✨
Hi thanks for sharing this with us and I am indigenous beadwork artist too wi ha good luck with everything
I had to share this. I wish I lived nearby so I could see the exhibit.
This needs to be seen by so many more people. I love this so much.