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“Kellen Trenal Increases Visibility for Historically Excluded Communities with Custom Creations ”
– Native Max Magazine
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Let'Er Buck: Happy Canyon Princess
For this 2017 Happy Canyon Princess, the annual Pendleton Round-Up offers her a chance to carry on her family's tradition. Watch as beadwork artist Kellen Lewis uses his creativity to keep tradition alive.
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Stitched In Sovereignty
Stitched in Sovereignty: Contemporary Beadwork from Indigenous North America, curated by Dr. Chelsea Herr, highlights how Indigenous peoples maintain control of their own cultures, social and governing systems, belief and knowledge systems, and relationships with other sovereign groups. Featured artists in the exhibition are Molly Murphy Adams (Lakota descent), Katherine Boyer (Métis), Brit Ellis (Onondaga), Shelby Rowe (Chickasaw), and Kellen Trenal Lewis (Nez Perce).
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Embracing Identity Through Art
Alumnus Kellen Lewis’ heritage is important to him. So important that he’s turned a traditional Native American art form, beadwork, into a meditation on contemporary pop culture. The '09 grad shares how ND taught him "how to be."
Curator's Sneak Peek of Stitched in Sovereignty
By: Couse Sharp
The exhibition Stitched in Sovereignty at the Couse-Sharp Historic Site in Taos, New Mexico, highlights how Indigenous peoples maintain control of their own cultures
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Raw Artist Showcase
Showcasing the independent creative community.
Collaborative events in 70+ cities across the globe.
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UNTOLD PARALLELS
Untold Parallels amplifies indigenous stories in order to display and protect the intersections of our shared grief, joy, resilience and colonizer.
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Yehaw Show
Rotating exhibitions featuring Indigenous artists