She's Black Hawk's great-great-great-great-great ... at the Pacific Northwest College of Art, and she uses art to preserve Native American culture and history. Her artwork has been showcased ...

The works in “Land” are vastly different from those stereotyped notions of Native American art, revealing the huge ... Paparazzi: Chicken Hawks” had already been selected.

Curated by associate professor of art history Bradley Bailey ... depicted in the portrait of Black Hawk seen in this gallery, represents experience in battle. Peace medals were traditionally given to ...

Surely, the Hawks’ logo is more considerate of Native Americans than the Indians’ cartoonish, now-defunct Chief Wahoo was. The Hawks’ logo shows a dignified man, though he looks nothing like ...

"I'm sorry, council, that my idea to save the sign, which I consider to be a work of art ... "Why was the Native American community overlooked and not consulted? The Black Hawk statue should ...

Jeffrey Gibson first spotted “The Dying Indian”—a bronze statue of a Native American man on horseback, by the American sculptor Charles Cary Rumsey—while he was leaving the Brooklyn Museum.

Museum purchase, 1954.12 Oscar Howe was furious. Howe, a Native American artist, had submitted a painting to the 1958 Philbrook Indian Annual art competition and the jurors had turned it down.