Author: Angela Zonunpari

The tenth annual RedCan Graffiti Jam invites national and international artists to the Cheyenne River Reservation.

Organizations and educators, from Minnesota to Michigan, are keeping the art alive with creativity, craftsmanship, and community labor.

Laura Red Eagle created the Indigenous Language Table to offer a judgment-free gathering space for active language practice beyond the classroom.

From teams of co-workers and family events to simple merriment, the love of games is creating community in a time of pervasive loneliness and disconnection.

Residents of East Canfield stress that any art brought to their neighborhood should address issues they are facing instead of just beautification.

Willard Malebear Jr. of Iktomi Tattoo in Minneapolis carved his own path as a creative, and is now looking to provide access to art to locals.

Art has taken off at airports across the region. Today, there’s an exciting world of creativity to discover at our ports of aerial entry.

Built in 1897, Yerkes Observatory in Wisconsin should be a bastion of history. Instead, it’s a hotspot for artists.

From catsup bottles and coffee pots to pumpkins and ears of corn, the Midwest skyline is dotted with uniquely industrial artistry.

Artists have turned an abandoned 32,000 square-feet retail space into an immersive, playful experience like no other.