‘Frybread Face and Me’ A universal film encapsulates the Diné way of life
During summer days spent at grandma’s ranch, reality sinks in by way of dirt, sheep bleating in the distance, and grandma’s hogan waiting for us
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Posted by Boderra Joe | Dec 7, 2023 | Arts |
During summer days spent at grandma’s ranch, reality sinks in by way of dirt, sheep bleating in the distance, and grandma’s hogan waiting for us
Read MorePosted by Boderra Joe | Nov 30, 2023 | Arts |
A Diné poet released her second book after winning a poetry prize, which melded personal experiences throughout the author’s life.
Read MorePosted by Boderra Joe | Nov 2, 2023 | Arts |
Native literature continues to grow. Diné writer Stacie Shannon Denetsosie’s debut collection, “The Missing Morningstar and Other Stories” published by Torrey House Press, adds to the list of books to look out for. Her fiction work brings honesty and eager, imaginative stories of the Diné
Read MorePosted by Boderra Joe | Nov 2, 2023 | Arts |
Diné/Taos and Jemez Pueblo associate director AJ Goldman’s feature film, “Gomeo Bobelu,” made its debut premiere at the 15th Annual Santa Fe International Film Festival on Oct. 22 at the New Mexico History Museum theater in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Read MorePosted by Kianna Joe | Oct 19, 2023 | Arts |
In a three-episode HBO original documentary series, the country will get a first-hand look into the grit and grind behind the Navajo Police Department.
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