Author: Mia McGill

Pieper Bloomquist breathes new life into the traditions of dalmålning and bonadsmålning, mixing contemporary stories with historic Swedish icongraphy.

The Bloomington-based director of IU’s African American Dance Company continues a long lineage of dance, community, and exploration.

Pachas’s traditional dances pass down indigenous values through stories about bridge building, Mother Earth, and even Lake Michigan.

The Ann Arbor-based artist and scholar builds bridges between Filipino diasporic and indigenous communities through music.

Through his Native American rock band, Paul Summers rejected commercial success in order to reach younger generations with messages of cultural acceptance and reconciliation instead.

Dreaming of a white Christmas? Cozy up in front of these films with deep Midwestern roots.

Minnesota-based nonprofit and service organization Adoptee Hub is helping Korean adoptees build connections to their culture—and each other.

Good Hart’s "Elevating Diverse Voices" residency emphasizes that art is for everyone.

The Minnesota State Fair is in full swing, and there's still time to stop by the Great Minnesota Get-Together for your share of crop art and deep fried ranch dressing.

On June 13, hundreds of visitors attended Mackinac Island's Second Annual Jamaican Celebration.