Arts

Stories hold power. Since time immemorial, stories have been how people have carried their history and endowed future generations with the knowledge necessary to thrive in the ever-changing world.

Two Indigenous artists paint a new picture of what Native culture and history are, using art pieces their ancestors left for them.

Janet M. Yazzie, a mother of four, discovered her artistic skills and decided to become a full-time artist.

Approaching her second work anniversary, the head curator at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center has successfully organized multiple exhibits highlighting Native voices and showcasing youth art.