A proud, Cherokee woman & engineer, Mary G. Ross changed the world through science & inspired others to do the same. Huge thanks to @SWETalk for their partnership on this #GoogleDoodle! → https://t.co/DAq9LPCD8r
Sponsored by the Bentonville Lions Club, the next installment of Creative Visions will be taught by Creek artist, Johnnie Diacon on July 14 from 5:30pm-7pm. He will be teaching the Flat… https://t.co/DLv4pHWBn1
Creative Visions is an interactive art-making workshop created by MONAH. The goal is to provide an opportunity for Native American art to be taught to people of all ages and heritages.… https://t.co/eFnbn6huNg
History can be "about as far a cry from a 'crowd-pleasing narrative' as you could possibly get..... [But] it is a museum’s duty to embrace and elucidate ambiguity." @SmithsonianMag on @NMAAHC–@SmithsonianNMAI's Finding Common Ground. https://t.co/9OI9ypZBHL #NDNSEverywhere
"Anasazi Ruin, Utah, 2005" (Don Kirby)
Learn more about Don Kirby and Joan Gentry's documentation of dwellings and rock drawings here: https://t.co/72JbyLWkqa
#SOVEREIGNTY is a play about the treaty my grandfathers signed, the Treaty of New Echota. If you have seen the play at Arena and realize this is a history you do not know, please check out @SmithsonianNMAI's NATION TO NATION exhibit: https://t.co/B6JRllOWhy #AreneSovereignty