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Shattering Barriers and Reclaiming the Aisle: How Native American Greeting Cards™ Carved a Sacred Space for Indigenous Artistry
For decades, mainstream greeting card aisles have excluded Indigenous voices — or worse, profited from stolen motifs. Native American Greeting Cards™ is changing that. As the first Indigenous-owned greeting card... Read more...
Ethereal Beings and Shifting Worlds:
Ethereal Beings and Shifting Worlds:
Woodrow Wilson "Woody" Crumbo (1912–1989), a citizen of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation and one of the 20th century's most celebrated Native American artists, transformed the equine form into ethereal spirit... Read more...
Bridging History and Celebration: Feat. Gordon Henry Ledger Art.
Bridging History and Celebration: Feat. Gordon Henry Ledger Art.
Gordon Henry, a Chippewa Cree and Blackfeet artist from Rocky Boy's Indian Reservation in Montana, carries forward the powerful 19th-century tradition of Native American ledger art — painting vibrant Plains... Read more...
Through Color and Spirit: Honoring Joseph Chamberlain at Native American Greeting Cards.
Through Color and Spirit: Honoring Joseph Chamberlain at Native American Greeting Cards.
Joseph Perry Chamberlain (1961–2022), an enrolled member of the Yankton Sioux Tribe and entirely self-taught artist, created breathtaking narrative illustrations that honored the history, spirit, and beauty of the Plains... Read more...