Arts

For the film buff on your last-minute shopping list, a critically acclaimed 1952 film about a Navajo boy in Canyon de Chelly facing almost insurmountable hardships has been released on DVD with a host of extras.

With the worldwide pandemic, Tsosie said he has made sure to maintain a strong digital presence, and is relying on Diné and Native social influencers to amplify and promote his label.

When we caught up with Jaden Redhair last Thursday, he was making a grocery run for his family, helping his folks avoid a trip to the store as the COVID-19 infection rate on Navajo reached an all-time high. At the same time, the new Nalgene water bottle featuring his “Tó éí Iina” design had just sold out – again.

The Santa Fe Winter Indian Market is open for business – virtually!

A movie about a pioneering female archaeologist being filmed on the Navajo Nation will feature some familiar Diné faces, possibly including a cameo by President Jonathan Nez.