Opening of the transdisciplinary exhibition weaving together moving image, sound, and sculpture.

Karen Ann Hoffman discusses Haudenosaunee raised beadwork.

Seneca Nation of Indians Newsletter congratulates Rosy Simas on her First Peoples Fund Performing Arts Fellowship Award.

Native artists, vendors, music and raffles.

Artist Frank Buffalo Hyde painting a projected image onto a canvas

RSD’s production of Weave company and community cast at Maui Arts & Cultural Center, 2019.

After spending the first six years in Japan, DJinza Thayer grew up in Brooklyn, New York. She graduated from Johns Hopkins University and received an MFA in Dance at George Mason University. Based in the Twin Cities, she presents her work as Movement Architecture (MA).

Through public art collaborations across Minnesota, Moira Villiard is a multidisciplinary artist who uses art to uplift underrepresented narratives, explore the nuance of society’s historical community intersections, and promote community healing spaces.