Arts

Back in 1989, a young man named Roger Manley came to the Navajo Nation and struck up a friendship with Mary Keahey, whose mother was one of the women who wove the huge rug in Chilchinbeto, Arizona, known as “Shimá” (“My Mother”).

Maiyah King was just a toddler when she first started drawing with her grandmother.

You can find R.C. Gorman’s art in galleries and private collections from coast to coast. But he left “a portion of himself” on the reservation, said Rhiannon Sorrell, Diné College’s instruction and digital services librarian.

Diné dancer to debut new ballet with Robert Mirabal this weekend

Low Mountain man sprinkles Diné in fantasy worlds