From selling breakfast burritos with his siblings and parents in Shiprock four years ago, to working in front and behind the camera, Kody Dayish, 33, filmmaker and actor from Sanostee, New Mexico, started working on small film projects. In 2016, he created a team with his sister, Kolette Dayish, as production manager, and brother Kolin Dayish, as assistant director and screen writer.
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I first met Kenji Kawano in 1976, young man who came to the Navajo Nation in search of an adventure and see the “Indians” known as Navajos.
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Even though New Mexico will be opening to full capacity, the Southwestern Association of Indian Arts hybrid Santa Fe Indian Market will still be limiting the number of in-person artist booths to 500.
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Splashing paint from left to right, Daniel Josley, Diné, reconnects with his culture, community and grandfather through painting.
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An outdoor inflatable movie screen with Montezuma Creek as a backdrop set the stage for the 1st annual Reel Iina Film Festival hosted by the Iina Bihoo’ah Program.
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