#headlights is out now 🩷✨🩷💃🎵🎵🎵❤️✨✨✨ #yehawshow #cmaawards #countrymusicfestival #countrymusiclover #countrymusicfans #countrymusic #nashvillemusic #nashvilletennessee #nashvilletn #yehaw #yellowstonetvshow #yeehaw #countrymusicsinger #nashville #cmafest #nashvillephotographer #countrymusician #yeehawbrewing #nashvillegram #yehawsoutline #countrymusichalloffame #cma #yehawww #countrymusicuk #sassyvezay
Cowboys and horses > #western #horse #countryside #yehawshow #cowboy #westernphotography #photography
Summer Dump 3: 1. Hosted my first event; Nia Fest 🎤 2. Ran the children/teen village section for Umoja Fest 🥳 3. Me after hosting Reunion on Union 🎤 4. My very first college readiness event 🧑🏾🏫 (shoutout to the William Grose Center) 5. Volunteering for Soul on the Water🎶🌊 6. Juneteenth: assistant stage manager 🖤 7. Community service at Byrd Barr market 🤝🏾 8. Black Wall Street with AfticaTown volunteers ✊🏾 #supportblackbusinesses 9. Working on indigenous land with Hip Hop is Green 🧑🏾🌾 Thank you to my Seattle community for all the opportunities, networking events,lessons and support through the years. 💙💚 I share this to say dreams come true with a growth mindset and a circle around you that nurtures you. 🤝🏾 📸: @heyblackseattle #givingbacktothecommunity #africatownseattle #williamgrosecenter #hiphopisgreen #summerofsoulseattle #yehawshow
It's @MyCountryRadioShow in #australia is playing my new song #ifyourdogdontlikehim So exciting 💜🎶🎶 thanks #itsmycountryradioshow for spinning my song . Go listen to this great radio station everyone 💜 https://www.radio-australia.org/podcasts/its-my-country-radio-show #yehawshow #cmaawards #countrymusicfestival #countrymusiclover #countrymusicfans #countrymusic #nashvillemusic #nashvilletennessee #nashvilletn #yehaw #yellowstonetvshow #yeehaw #countrymusicsinger #countrymusicislife #nashville #cmafest #nashvillephotographer #countrymusician #yeehawbrewing #nashvillegram #yehawsoutline #countrymusichalloffame #cma #yehawww #countrymusicuk
Yeee-Haww 🤠 Don’t take life too seriously! Sometimes you just have to laugh at the challenges, knowing it’s not the end of everything ☺️ #photoshoot #cowgirl #posing #cute #funny #yehaw #yehawshow #boudoirphotography #boudoir #heels #pleasers #gym #fitness #bumday #makeup #shoot #cowprint #bikini #fitgirl #stronggirl #fyp #explorepage
Art makes me cry Title: ‘this was a densely wooded hill’ ‘this installation is an attempt to make material an immense and accumulatory grief, both collective and personal. by gathering and weaving together disparate, precious materials, some new, some collected over decades of our lives, we ask: what is the shape of mourning? what is the sound of a memory? how do we honor the sharp, tingling sensation of yearning that fills the cavity of our soft bodies when we think of how things could have been? SATPREET KAHLON, REPRESENTING YƏHAẂ INDIGENOUS CREATIVES COLLECTIVE IN COLLABORATION WITH ASIA TAIL AND KIMBERLY DERIANA’ yəhaẃ Indigenous Creatives Collective is an urban Indigenous women-led arts nonprofit whose mission is to help improve Indigenous mental and emotional health outcomes through art-making, community building, and equitable creative opportunities for personal and professional growth.’ • • #yehawshow #yehaw #art #installation #henryartgallery #uw #seattle #washingtonstate #pnw #indigenous #indigenousart
this was a densely wooded hill OCT 1 - MARCH 2023 Our show opened last night at the @henryartgallery and we can’t wait to see how it grows throughout the duration of the show. Thank you to all the visitors who came through, and to all collaborators who participate with the installation in the future. the yəhaw̓ collective welcomes people to leave a small object with front desk staff—a single earring that has lost its pair, or other hand-held items—representations of grief, mourning, hope, and honoring that will be integrated into the installation. In 2021, yəhaw̓ received funding to purchase a site in Seattle for transformative land-based arts programming. The organization’s continuing search for land during the planning of this was a densely wooded hill forms the basis of the installation. The ongoing displacement of Native and Indigenous peoples from their ancestral territories and the institutional preservation of this displacement in museums are its broader context. As you enter the gallery, an overhead, arcing form welcomes you into the space. This cascading archive of objects, connected to community, will continue to grow through the duration of the exhibition. A ground plane depression references the spatial boundaries of a traditional earth lodge, concave formations created by decomposed village sites. Mounds and earthen structures in many forms offer historical context about the ways multiple tribal communities across Turtle Island have nurtured and cared for the land, and have also been displaced. #thiswasadenselywoodedhill #yehaw #yehawshow #henryartgallery #indigenousart
#Repost @myindigenouslife ・・・ “Yahowt” You know who are! 😏✨ Dropped off prints and photographs at Vermillion for the “Soy Yo” Exhibit, opening Thursday April 11th 2019 #IndigenousArtist #MyIndigenousLife #Printmaking #nativeart #Yahowt #yehawshow #myindigenouslife #yolteotlpress #serigraphy #indigenousart #printmaking #printmakersofinstagram #printmaking #nativeartist #indigenousart #selfportrait
YOLTEOTL Press will be hosting some cool entry level workshops! Stay tuned:) (photos from workshop held @ Suquamish Museum ・・・ Everyone is an artist, although some might think they are not 😉. Yesterday’s workshop was incredibly bonding, helping each other through the creative process. Some brought their designs ready, others worked on them in the moment. ...in the end, I could see that printmaker’s anticipation and excitement of viewing the printed image for the first time 😍 ...Thank you to all the participants, @zakaanart, @suquamishmuseum and @yehawshow #printmakingworkshop #myindigenouslife #printmaker #indigenousartist #ancestralsisterhood #makingart #Suquamish #suquamishmuseum #yehawshow
YOLTEOTL Press will be hosting some cool entry level workshops! Stay tuned:) (photos from workshop held @ Suquamish Museum ・・・ Everyone is an artist, although some might think they are not 😉. Yesterday’s workshop was incredibly bonding, helping each other through the creative process. Some brought their designs ready, others worked on them in the moment. ...in the end, I could see that printmaker’s anticipation and excitement of viewing the printed image for the first time 😍 ...Thank you to all the participants, @zakaanart, @suquamishmuseum and @yehawshow #printmakingworkshop #myindigenouslife #printmaker #indigenousartist #ancestralsisterhood #makingart #Suquamish #suquamishmuseum #yehawshow
So thankful to @asia_tail and @yehawshow for making the Afro-Indigenous show possible. @topa_shali_creations / @olivia_hinak_bitepuli and I were excited to be twinning with @dommivera’s shirts 😃 full disclosure Hotvlkuce, we also saw your land back hoodie in the wild at the show but didn’t know the person well enough to grab a photo 🤣🤷🏽♀️. Yakoke hoke! #yehawshow #hotvlkuceharjo
Silver Lining, acrylic on paper and holographic paper strips, 2019 by This piece was created by Crystal Christopherson, a Tlingit artist who was born and raised in Seattle. Crystal is a multi-medium artist, painter, and carver with a focus on the traditional art known as Formline. Follow along more of her work at @crc-art #Indigenousartists #Indigenousart #Indigenousartist #Nativeartist #Nativeartists #Nativeart #yehawshow #CrystalChristopherson #Tlingit #Formline
Sasquatch Stories, photograph, 2018 by Erik Sanchez Erik Sanchez (Shoalwater Bay/Chinook) creates narrative Native photography and film while documenting contemporary society and landscapes. He is visually inspired by the snapshot aesthetic, German expressionism, film noir, stoner comedy & rock and roll culture. Sanchez utilizes surrealism as a device to portray Native stories and their connection to the spirit world and as a way to communicate empathy with his viewers. His visuals are music driven and his themes include mysticism, social justice, poverty and climate change. While his work focuses on the sacredness of the spirit world and his understandings about Indigenous cosmology, they are also motivated by heavy emotions of drama and comedy, draped over narratives as conceptual ideas and visual storylines. His hypnotic landscapes combined with melodramatic characters pave the way for unique surreal portraiture. Follow more of his work at @erik___sanchez #Indigenousartists #Indigenousart #Nativeartists #Nativeart #yehawshow
Fire Dancers Dancing, acrylic on canvas, 2018 Canoe Painting, acrylic painting, 2018 by Corinna Stasso (Confederated Salish Kootenai / Kalispel / Chippewa Cree / Spokane) • • • • • #Indigenousartists #Indigenousart #Nativeartists #Nativeart #yehawshow #CorinnaStasso
What I See Before Me Are the Seeds of Our People, mixed media on panel, 2019 by Clair Rand “As a person of Zacateca, Chihuahua, Black, and Spanish ancestry, I gravitate to themes of ancestral awakening, mixed-race identity, womxn’s wisdom, disruption of structures, and personal narrative. I’m drawn to the natural world with her inherent power and beauty. By incorporating aspects of earth—mica dust, glass, fiber—into my creations, each piece honors the earth and my ancestors. Currently, I work with acrylics, pastels, charcoals, oils, fibers, and photography to express my artistic vision. My acrylic paintings have become a canvas to allow self-discovery and to investigate polarities within my identity as a multi-cultural woman. Recently, I’ve been exploring more of what it means to be a Latina of African-American, Indigenous, and Spanish heritage. I feel proud, empowered, and grateful to hold such a rich cultural history, and to better understand the strengths inherited as a result of my ancestors’ displacement and survival. This has been a source of new knowledge for me as I mature. My recent self-portraits focus on mirroring my two main cultural differences. They are not literal representations of my Mexican and African-American cultures, but symbolic of my pride to be a mixed-race female with integrated realities. The work is to reveal the beauty and power behind being part of two incredible worlds. As my paintings fuse a variety of colors over the main subjects, they provide a great mental note informing me of the deeply rich cultures that birthed who I am today.” @clairesart__ • • • • • #Indigenousartists #Indigenousart #Nativeartists #Nativeart #yehawshow #ClairRand
Unity, ink and gouache, 2019 by Cindy Chischilly Cindy Chischilly (Navajo / Diné) is a graphic designer, illustrator, adjunct professor, activist, and business owner. She lives in Seattle, Washington where she is the co-owner of a design studio (WhiteCanyonDesign.com). Her artwork and designs are meant to engage, inspire, educate, empower and bring unity to all Indigenous People. • • • • • #Indigenousartists #Indigenousart #Nativeartists #Nativeart #yehawshow #CindyChischilly
Charles Fiddler Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) / Turtle Mountain Chippewa Manidoo Jiiman (Spirit Canoe), birch bark painting (wiigwass), 2016 Mashkiki Makwa Gitigan (Medicine Bear Garden), birch bark painting (wiigwass), 2015 Shown as a part of our yəhaw̓ Exhibition at King Street Station in 2019. #Indigenousartists #Indigenousart #Nativeartists #Nativeart #yehawshow #Anishinaabe #Ojibwe #TurtleMountainChippewa #CharlesFiddler
Celeste Whitewolf (Cayuse / Nez Perce / Nisqually / Pitt River / Karuk / Hawai’ian / Confederate Tribes of Umatilla) Based In Tigard, OR. Cedar Hatwoven cedar, beads, textiles, 2014 Pounded Cedar Cape, woven cedar, fur, textiles, 2017 Shown as a part of our yəhaw̓ Exhibition at King Street Station in 2019. #Indigenousartists #Indigenousart #Nativeartists #Nativeart #yehawshow #celestewhitewolf #Cayuse #NezPerce #Nisqually #PittRiver #Karuk #Hawai’ian #ConfederateTribesofUmatilla
Minstrel Man: Traveling Singer, river sandstone from Burrand Inlet in Vancouver, BC, 2018 by Carl Sam “I am ‘Ha7li’ of the Bear Clan from Skookumchuck, part of St'at'icmulh Nation, sometimes referred to as the Interior Salish. I believe I was destined to be an artist. Back in ‘grade one’ when I was given the first opportunity to draw, I drew an Easter bunny with ease, impressing my classmates. At that time I knew I was blessed with a gift, which I could utilize and enjoy later in life. After graduating from Vancouver Secondary in 1974, I went to various colleges to further my study of the arts: Langara College for Fine Arts, Emily Carr College of Art for wood and stone carving, and Fraser Valley College for printmaking. I work with wood carving, painting, drawing, cake decorating, printing, drum-making, and singing. I really took a shine to working with multiple variations of stone - from soapstone, alabaster, limestone, and ice, to harder rocks of sandstone, andisite, granite, and jade. All of these mediums have good results as well as challenges. From the onset of sculpting, I have been drawn to carving people and animals - depicting their livelihood and captured in stone for time immemorial. It gives me pleasure to visualize something in a stone, then I merely go about bringing it out in a stone sculpture. I am currently situated in BC, working full-time as a Community Wellness Worker for our people. I love walking along creeks and spotting potential stones that I immediately ‘see within’ and then I have a heavy load to carry home. Each piece is a unique sculpture as envisioned between the rock and myself, to give pleasure to the beholder. ‘Kukstum-kalh snek-nukwa’ --Thank you my friend.” #Indigenousartists #Indigenousart #Nativeartists #Nativeart #yehawshow #CarlSam #Skookumchuck #St'at'icmulh
Grid Drawing #2—After EK, waxed cloth and screws on panel, 2013, by Brenda Mallory Brenda Mallory’s (Cherokee) mixed media sculptural works are comprised of a variety of materials including cloth, fibers, beeswax, and found objects. By creating multiple forms that are joined with crude hardware that imply tenuous connections or repairs, her work addresses ideas of interference and disruption in long-established systems of nature and human cultures. Mallory lives in Portland, Oregon but grew up in Oklahoma and is a member of the Cherokee Nation. She has received grants from the Oregon Arts Commission, Ford Family Foundation, and the Regional Arts & Culture Council. She is a recipient the Eiteljorg Contemporary Native Art Fellowship, the Native Arts and Culture Foundation Fellowship in Visual Art and the Ucross Native Fellowship. She has participated in artist residencies including Ucross, Anderson Ranch, Crow’s Shadow Institute of the Arts, Glean, Bullseye Glass, and Signal Fire Outpost. See more of her work @brenmallory or on her site at brendamallory.com #Indigenousartists #Indigenousart #Nativeartists #Nativeart #yehawshow #BrendaMallory
Neon Kowloon, soft pastel, 2013, by Brian Oaster Brian Oaster is an artist, writer, and award winning investigative journalist in the Pacific Northwest, and a member of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma. They have a particular interest in Native issues where they intersect with environmental and racial justice, urban development, housing issues, and representation in the arts. • • • • • #Indigenousartists #Indigenousart #Nativeartists #Nativeart #yehawshow #BrianOaster
Achika, digital art, 2021 by Adina Farinango Sapi, digital illustration, 2019 Adina Farinango is a Kichwa Artist using art as an act of resistance, healing, and self expression. Her illustrations are a way to navigate and strengthen her own identity as an urban Indigenous part of the Kichwa diaspora. Her work is heavily influenced by the resilience and strength of matriarchs in her community - past, present, and future. Through this practice she seeks to Indigenize digital spaces as a way to reclaim her narrative as an Indigenous woman. She is currently based in Lenape Territory (The Bronx, New York). We feel honored to have both these works in our Online Exhibition “Being A Good Ancestor: Indigenous Responses to Covid”, and you can see more of Adina’s work at @adinasdoodles • • • • • #Indigenousartists #Indigenousart #Nativeartists #Nativeart #womenshistorymonth #yehawshow #adinafarinango
Untitled, acrylic on wood, 2019, by Haley Waddington Haley Waddington (Tlingit / Tahltan) is an acrylic painter living in Tacoma, WA. She grew up in Southeast Alaska and has been living in Washington for the last five years. She has worked with traditional Native art, computer animation, street murals, and painting. She is a self-taught painter working with acrylic paint on canvas, up-cycled goods, and longboards. Haley has shown her work in solo shows, group shows, and in large works in Alaska and Washington. See more of her work @haleywaddington • • • • • #Indigenousartists #Indigenousart #Nativeartists #Nativeart #womenshistorymonth #yehawshow #haleywaddington
Ola i ka Wai, photograph on metal, 2017 by G. Raquel Emeka G. Raquel Emeka (Indigenous Mexican) is a multi-talented photographer whose unique appreciation for beauty can be seen in her portrait, landscape, and abstract water art images. As a loving wife and nurturing mother, Raquel strives to capture the warmth and joy of everyday life and the extraordinary beauty of ordinary people. “With my camera, I love to look deeply into the details of light dancing on water and capture its uniqueness not seen everyday, that drives me to create more fascinating images. Water is my absolute favorite subject, it is calming, soothing, it always evokes good feelings...I hope it does for you too.” @waterartistry • • • • • #Indigenousartists #Indigenousart #Nativeartists #Nativeart #womenshistorymonth #yehawshow
7 Sisters, digital print, 2019 by Elise Snow Andrews (Kiowa) According to the Kiowa story of the Seven Sisters, the Big Dipper was created while seven sisters and their brother were playing at the base of Devil’s Tower and the boy transformed into a bear. The sisters, terrified, ran away as their bear-brother chased them. The sisters stumbled upon the stump of a huge tree. The tree spoke to them and told them to climb upon it. After the sisters did so, the tree began to rise into the air, lifting the girls. When the bear arrived to where the tree had been, the sisters were already out of reach. The seven sisters became the stars forming the Big Dipper when they reached the sky. Ever since, the Kiowa have had kin in the night sky. (text by Ellie DiCola) • • • • • #Indigenousartists #Indigenousart #Nativeartists #Nativeart #womenshistorymonth #yehawshow #elisesnowandrews #Kiowa
Spoken Into Stone and Sky, ink on paper, 2019 by Emma Noyes Emma Noyes (Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation / Scandinavian) is an artist who grew up in Omak, WA and continues to pursue dual careers in arts and public health, focusing on the health and wellbeing of Native communities. • • • • • #indigenousartists #indigenousart #nativeartists #nativeart #womenshistorymonth #yehawshow #emmanoyes
Earrings, copper earring hooks, seed beads, and porcupine quills, 2019 by Ayanna Fuentes. Followed by an Installation View from yəhaw̓ at King Street Station. Ayanna Fuentes (African American/Mayan/Taino/Apache) created her works with the knowledge from the cultures she participates in and directly reflects the power she yields as a young Indigenous woman. She finds much of her inspiration participating in the yearly Tribal Canoe Journey, which she has participated in for the past 6 years. Ayanna is also a singer and dancer in the Native community and has been a part of the Tlingit Dance Group and the Indigenous Sister Resistance drum group. Ayanna is a youth leader and activist in the Northwest Native community and traveled to Standing Rock as a Water Protector. Ayanna is an artist as well in the local community. She has written and performed her poetry, and is well known for her beadwork @beadwithaprayer • • • • • #indigenousartists #indigenousart #nativeartists #nativeart #womenshistorymonth #yehawshow #AyannaFuentes
Cloud Pouch, Ravenstail weaving, 2014, by Ariane Xay Kuyaas Ariane Xay Kuyaas (Haida) comes from a long line of weavers, and we keep coming back to this beautifully delicate cloud detail in the center of the pouch. This piece was shown as a part of our exhibition at King Street Station. • • • • • #indigenousartists #indigenousart #nativeartists #nativeart #womenshistorymonth #yehawshow #ArianeXayKuyaas
As a part of Women’s History Month, we’ll be highlighting all the incredible women artists in our collective, so follow along and share support all these talented folks! 'Rona in the Falltime, acrylic paint on canvas, 2020 sləhal set, paint on cherry wood, 2021 bəlups (raccoon), wool felt, 2021 Shelby Cross (Puyallup) is a painter and craftsperson, woodworker, felter, and aspiring beader based in Fife, WA, who started painting at the age of 18. She uses painting as a therapeutic tool to helped her express emotions in ways that words cannot. #indigenousartists #womenshistorymonth #yehawshow
Repost from @yehawshow • A:ñi añ oḍ, digital art, 2021, Artwork by Deante’ Moore @dearte_ “I created this starting with my portrait then added traditional regalia, face painting, and symbols for my native heritage. I incorporated symbols that stand for my Black heritage and pride as well as the shades of browns used in this artwork. I was happy to be in a space that was created for people like me and grateful for the expression that I was able to manifest.” Deante’ Moore (Akimel O’odham / Black) was born in Lawton, Oklahoma and currently resides in Austin, Texas where they’re currently pursuing a Masters in Clinical Mental Health in adults at the University of North Texas. They’ve continued making artworks since the age of 5, and have been really excited about creating digital work over the past few years. We can’t wait to see more from them and you can see more of their work at yehawshow.com/artists/deante-moore #afroindigenousstories #tellingourownstories #yehawshow
A:ñi añ oḍ, digital art, 2021, Artwork by Deante’ Moore @dearte_ “I created this starting with my portrait then added traditional regalia, face painting, and symbols for my native heritage. I incorporated symbols that stand for my Black heritage and pride as well as the shades of browns used in this artwork. I was happy to be in a space that was created for people like me and grateful for the expression that I was able to manifest.” Deante’ Moore (Akimel O’odham / Black) was born in Lawton, Oklahoma and currently resides in Austin, Texas where they’re currently pursuing a Masters in Clinical Mental Health in adults at the University of North Texas. They’ve continued making artworks since the age of 5, and have been really excited about creating digital work over the past few years. We can’t wait to see more from them and you can see more of their work at yehawshow.com/artists/deante-moore #afroindigenousstories #tellingourownstories #yehawshow
"Golden Blindian", photograph, 2018, and "Gold N Diamond", performance art, film, music, 2018⠀ by collaborators Kelsey Van Ert & Kino Galbraith.⠀ ⠀ Created in collaboration between⠀ interdisciplinary artist Kelsey Van Ert (Ojibwe/⠀ African American) and photographer/⠀ videographer Kino Galbraith (Jamaican), Golden⠀ Blindian is a shot from the project⠀ MAKADEWIIYAASIKWE. This image is, a still froma video shoot, paired with the original song,"Gold & Diamond," a song that illustrates thehistory of Black and Indigenous people being used and exploited for profit. A woman⠀ decorated with jingles, coins, golden feathers,⠀ cowry shells, diamond chains, The Golden⠀ Blindian represents the colonizers lust for⠀ resources and the fables they told their Kings.⠀ See more about the artists at yehawshow.com/⠀ artists/kelsey-van-ert⠀ ⠀ #afroindigenousstories #tellingourownstories #yehawshow
Big Ole Freak, painted canvas with hand-beaded appliqué, 2021 ~ Reposted from @yehawshow This piece made by Kellen Trenal @trenaloriginal is a purse facade, giving the aesthetics of a handmade niimíipuu, Nez Perce style flat bag without actually serving the purpose of storing items like a normal purse and features imagery of the Houston rapper, Megan Thee Stallion. Kellen Trenal (Black American / niimíipuu, Nez Perce) is a visual artist, performer, small business owner, and holistic wellness enthusiast. Being both Black American and niimíipuu, Nez Perce, Trenal embraces his multiple identities to empower his work in all its manifestations. He shares his (he)artwork through @trenaloriginal, a traditional-arts based, QBIPOC-owned, small business. Each piece is a custom creation aimed at increasing visibility for historically excluded communities. #afroindigenousstories #tellingourownstories #yehawshow
Big Ole Freak, painted canvas with hand-beaded appliqué, 2021 This piece made by Kellen Trenal @trenaloriginal is a purse facade, giving the aesthetics of a handmade niimíipuu, Nez Perce style flat bag without actually serving the purpose of storing items like a normal purse and features imagery of the Houston rapper, Megan Thee Stallion. Kellen Trenal (Black American / niimíipuu, Nez Perce) is a visual artist, performer, small business owner, and holistic wellness enthusiast. Being both Black American and niimíipuu, Nez Perce, Trenal embraces his multiple identities to empower his work in all its manifestations. He shares his (he)artwork through @trenaloriginal, a traditional-arts based, QBIPOC-owned, small business. Each piece is a custom creation aimed at increasing visibility for historically excluded communities. #afroindigenousstories #tellingourownstories #yehawshow
Am I a Pennsylvanian yet? #yehawshow
“Future Visions” Digital illustration, 2020 Currently in the Yəhaw̓ Indigenous Creatives Collective online exhibition, Being A Good Ancestor curated by Brit Reed. #beingagoodancestor #yehawshow @yehawshow
Big Ole Freak. Big beaded big ole treat. I made ‘em wait for the beadwork. Hid it, no post, IG. 👅👅😝😛🤪😜👅👅 Check out the caption below. 😉 @yehawshow yəhaw̓ Indigenous Creatives Collective is pleased to announce two new online exhibitions. Telling Our Own Stories celebrates Afro-Indigenous creatives, while Being A Good Ancestor highlights Indigenous responses to the pandemic. The exhibitions were curated by Brit Reed (Choctaw/Black) @nitaohoyo, in collaboration with a community advisory panel, as part of yəhaw̓’s Covid-relief and Black Lives Matter solidarity programming. The artists featured are all ages, work in many materials, and are based in cities across Turtle Island. See the shows at yehawshow.com/gallery. 😍 📿 😛 art by @trenaloriginal (Black American and niimíipuu, Nez Perce) #afroindigenousstories #beingagoodancestor #yehawshow #MeganTheeStallion #BigOleFreak #TrenalOriginal #NezPerceArtist #BlackArtist #IndigenousArtist #NativeAmericanBeadwork #Beading
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I am so excited and honored to have a few of my paintings included in this important online exhibition titled: Being a Good Ancestor, which is being hosted by the amazing yəhaw̓ Indigenous Creatives Collective and Curated by Brit Reed. @yehawshow My paintings can be seen at https://yehawshow.com/artists/richard-d-york #afroindigenousstories #beingagoodancestor #yehawshow
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yəhaw̓ Indigenous Creatives Collective is pleased to announce two new online exhibitions. Telling Our Own Stories celebrates Afro-Indigenous creatives, while Being A Good Ancestor highlights Indigenous responses to the pandemic. The exhibitions were curated by Brit Reed (Choctaw/Black) @nitaohoyo, in collaboration with a community advisory panel, as part of yəhaw̓’s Covid-relief and Black Lives Matter solidarity programming. The artists featured are all ages, work in many materials, and are based in cities across Turtle Island. See the shows at yehawshow.com/gallery. 😍 📿 😛 art by @trenaloriginal (Black American and niimíipuu, Nez Perce) #afroindigenousstories #beingagoodancestor #yehawshow
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Human figure project #beingagoodancestor #yehawshow @yehawshow
Othniel Anaqulutuq Oomittuk Jr giving me good advice on my human figure project. Thanks for pushing me in a good way! #beingagoodancestor #yehawshow @yehawshow
I'm feeling nostalgic again. I need to finish putting my painted quilt together someday. #yehawshow #paintedstarquilt #starquilt #mixedmedia
I am not alone in my missing full art galleries, meeting other artists, and being surrounded by Native art. @yehawshow & @seaofficeofarts this was an unforgettable experience, and I'm really missing it today. I hope it can happen again someday. #yehawshow #artgalleryseattle #artist #meettheartist #artandartist #painting #seattle #seattleartists #seattleart
Some Amazing News!!! 🎨🖌️✨ Thanks to @yehawshow 😭💚 I have been selected as one of the artists to have a mural banner on display April 17- mid May at @madartseattle !!! I have a big story to tell and I'm happy I get to share it in such a way. Part of it is about the recognition of spring and motherhood/grandmother and some of where I come from, to acknowledgement of many Blackfeet and other tribes relocating to the Seattle (Duwamish/Snohomish/Snoqualmie/etc) area even though it wasn't their ancestral land due to the harmful Indian Relocation Act in the 1950s. I'm hoping to honor and acknowledge that loss but show strength in intertribal Native communities. So I'm excited to take my concept image and fully plan out my painting! The other artist is of no surprise to me, it is @paige_pettibon / @plain_to_sea ! 🥳♥️✨ . . . #madartseattle #mural #painting #seattleart #mixednatives #mixedartists #yehawshow #madart #thisisnativeland
Minstrel Man: Traveling Singer :: Day 62 Artist: Carl Sam #MinstrelMan #yehawshow #IndigenousArt #KingStreetStation #Seattle #365DayPhotoProject #Sonya7ii #SonyAlpha #Horse
DEADLINE EXTENDED 💚 apply by February 2 💛 open to U.S. 💜 any artform 🧡 all ages 🖤 $100+ stipend ❤️ yehawshow.com/submit 💙 . We heard folks wanted a little more time so we've extended our deadline two weeks! Reminder, you can submit new or past work. You can also submit sketches or in-progress artworks, and will have more time to finish them before the shows go live. We are here to help with the online form and can also accept applications via email. If you've already submitted and want to edit anything, we can re-open your form - just let us know - [email protected]. . yəhaw̓ is seeking Afro-Indigenous and Indigenous artists to participate in two virtual exhibitions. Selected artworks will be shared in online galleries at yehawshow.com and promoted via social media. Both exhibitions are being led by community curator @nitaohoyo - Brit Reed (Choctaw/Black). Learn more at link in bio. . 🎨 image by Brit Reed 🥁 portrait of Storme Webber #afroindigenousstories #beingagoodancestor #yehawshow #afroindigenous #blacknative #blindian #indigenousart
🤘🏽💖🌈 #teeenartists #indigenousteens #genz #teens #indigenousartist #indigenousartists #indigenousyouth #indigenousopportunity // #Repost @yehawshow ・・・ REMINDER ❤️ 2 online exhibition opportunities 💚 apply by January 16, 2021 💛 open to U.S. 💜 any artform 🧡 all ages 🖤 $100 stipend + more if funds available ❤️ yehawshow.com/submit 💙 yəhaw̓ is seeking Afro-Indigenous and Indigenous artists to participate in two virtual exhibitions. 'Telling Our Own Stories' will feature Afro-Indigenous creatives. 'Being A Good Ancestor' will feature Indigenous responses to Covid. Selected artworks will be shared in online galleries at yehawshow.com and promoted via social media. Artists will receive $100 or more for participating. Both exhibitions are being led by community curator @nitaohoyo - Brit Reed (Choctaw/Black). Learn more at link in bio. Application support available, let us know how we can help at [email protected]! 🎨 image by Brit Reed 🥁 portrait of Storme Webber #afroindigenousstories #beingagoodancestor #yehawshow #afroindigenous #blacknative #blindian #indigenousart
REMINDER ❤️ 2 online exhibition opportunities 💚 apply by January 16, 2021 💛 open to U.S. 💜 any artform 🧡 all ages 🖤 $100 stipend + more if funds available ❤️ yehawshow.com/submit 💙 yəhaw̓ is seeking Afro-Indigenous and Indigenous artists to participate in two virtual exhibitions. 'Telling Our Own Stories' will feature Afro-Indigenous creatives. 'Being A Good Ancestor' will feature Indigenous responses to Covid. Selected artworks will be shared in online galleries at yehawshow.com and promoted via social media. Artists will receive $100 or more for participating. Both exhibitions are being led by community curator @nitaohoyo - Brit Reed (Choctaw/Black). Learn more at link in bio. Application support available, let us know how we can help at [email protected]! 🎨 image by Brit Reed 🥁 portrait of Storme Webber #afroindigenousstories #beingagoodancestor #yehawshow #afroindigenous #blacknative #blindian #indigenousart
Calling Afro-Indigenous & Indigenous Artists! yəhaw̓ is hosting two virtual exhibitions and $100 participation stipend. The theme of the exhibitions are as follows: Telling Our Own Stories featuring Afro-Indigenous Creatives Being A Good Ancestor featuring Indigenous Responses to Covid Submission deadline is January 16, 2021 Visit @yehawshow for details #AfroIndigenousStories #BeingAGoodAncestor #YehawShow #IndigenousArtists #indigena #FirstNation #IndigenousMade #NdnMemes #resilient #FriedBread #indigenas #PueblosIndigenas #TrustYourProcess #FirstNations #beader #AllMyRelations #rez #ndng #adversity #PowwowLife #IndigenousPride #SmallTownLiving #indígena #NativeAmericans #MakeMoves #IndigenousKnowledge #RezLife #StrongResilientIndigenous #FirstNationsPeople #EmpowerOthers
Repost from @yehawshow by @easy_repost_app ---------------------------------------- ❤️ yehawshow.com/submit 💙 2 online exhibition opportunities 💚 apply by January 16, 2021 💛 open to U.S. 💜any artform 🧡 all ages 🖤 $100 stipend ❤️ yəhaw̓ is seeking Afro-Indigenous and Indigenous artists to participate in two virtual exhibitions. 'Telling Our Own Stories' will feature Afro-Indigenous creatives. 'Being A Good Ancestor' will feature Indigenous responses to Covid. Artists with Native ties to Turtle Island and those with global tribal affiliations are encouraged to apply. Selected artworks will be shared in online galleries at yehawshow.com and promoted via social media. Artists will receive a $100 stipend for participating. Both exhibitions are being led by community curator @nitaohoyo - Brit Reed (Choctaw/Black). Learn more at link in bio. 🎨 image by Brit Reed 🥁 portrait of Storme Webber #afroindigenousstories #beingagoodancestor #yehawshow #afroindigenous #blacknative #blindian #indigenousart #afronative
Call to Afro-Indigenous & Indigenous Artists! "yəhaw̓ is seeking Afro-Indigenous and Indigenous artists to participate in two virtual exhibitions. 'Telling Our Own Stories' will feature Afro-Indigenous creatives. 'Being A Good Ancestor' will feature Indigenous responses to Covid. Artists with Native ties to Turtle Island and those with global tribal affiliations are encouraged to apply. Selected artworks will be shared in online galleries at yehawshow.com and promoted via social media. Artists will receive a $100 stipend for participating. Both exhibitions are being led by community curator @nitaohoyo - Brit Reed (Choctaw/Black). Learn more at link in bio. 🎨 image by Brit Reed 🥁 portrait of Storme Webber" #afroindigenousstories #beingagoodancestor #yehawshow #afroindigenous #blacknative #blindian #indigenousart (Image & caption via @yehawshow)
Repost from @yehawshow • ❤️ yehawshow.com/submit 💙 2 online exhibition opportunities 💚 apply by January 16, 2021 💛 open to U.S. 💜any artform 🧡 all ages 🖤 $100 stipend ❤️ yəhaw̓ is seeking Afro-Indigenous and Indigenous artists to participate in two virtual exhibitions. 'Telling Our Own Stories' will feature Afro-Indigenous creatives. 'Being A Good Ancestor' will feature Indigenous responses to Covid. Artists with Native ties to Turtle Island and those with global tribal affiliations are encouraged to apply. Selected artworks will be shared in online galleries at yehawshow.com and promoted via social media. Artists will receive a $100 stipend for participating. Both exhibitions are being led by community curator @nitaohoyo - Brit Reed (Choctaw/Black). Learn more at link in bio. 🎨 image by Brit Reed 🥁 portrait of Storme Webber #afroindigenousstories #beingagoodancestor #yehawshow #afroindigenous #blacknative #blindian #indigenousart
#Repost @nitaohoyo ・・・ Reposting @yehawshow ❤️ yehawshow.com/submit 💙 2 online exhibition opportunities 💚 apply by January 16, 2021 💛 open to U.S. 💜any artform 🧡 all ages 🖤 $100 stipend ❤️ yəhaw̓ is seeking Afro-Indigenous and Indigenous artists to participate in two virtual exhibitions. 'Telling Our Own Stories' will feature Afro-Indigenous creatives. 'Being A Good Ancestor' will feature Indigenous responses to Covid. Selected artworks will be shared in online galleries at yehawshow.com and promoted via social media. Artists will receive a $100 stipend for participating. Both exhibitions are being led by community curator @nitaohoyo - Brit Reed (Choctaw/Black). Learn more at link in bio. 🎨 image by Brit Reed 🥁 portrait of Storme Webber #afroindigenousstories #beingagoodancestor #yehawshow #afroindigenous #blacknative #blindian #indigenousart
#Repost @blindiancountry • • • • • • Reposting @yehawshow ❤️ yehawshow.com/submit 💙 2 online exhibition opportunities 💚 apply by January 16, 2021 💛 open to U.S. 💜any artform 🧡 all ages 🖤 $100 stipend ❤️ yəhaw̓ is seeking Afro-Indigenous and Indigenous artists to participate in two virtual exhibitions. 'Telling Our Own Stories' will feature Afro-Indigenous creatives. 'Being A Good Ancestor' will feature Indigenous responses to Covid. Selected artworks will be shared in online galleries at yehawshow.com and promoted via social media. Artists will receive a $100 stipend for participating. Both exhibitions are being led by community curator @nitaohoyo - Brit Reed (Choctaw/Black). Learn more at link in bio. 🎨 image by Brit Reed 🥁 portrait of Storme Webber #afroindigenousstories #beingagoodancestor #yehawshow #afroindigenous #blacknative #blindian #indigenousart
#Repost @yehawshow (@get_repost) ・・・ ❤️ yehawshow.com/submit 💙 2 online exhibition opportunities 💚 apply by January 16, 2021 💛 open to U.S. 💜any artform 🧡 all ages 🖤 $100 stipend ❤️ yəhaw̓ is seeking Afro-Indigenous and Indigenous artists to participate in two virtual exhibitions. 'Telling Our Own Stories' will feature Afro-Indigenous creatives. 'Being A Good Ancestor' will feature Indigenous responses to Covid. Selected artworks will be shared in online galleries at yehawshow.com and promoted via social media. Artists will receive a $100 stipend for participating. Both exhibitions are being led by community curator @nitaohoyo - Brit Reed (Choctaw/Black). Learn more at link in bio. 🎨 image by Brit Reed 🥁 portrait of Storme Webber #afroindigenousstories #beingagoodancestor #yehawshow #afroindigenous #blacknative #blindian #indigenousart
Reposted from @yehawshow • ❤️ yehawshow.com/submit 💙 2 online exhibition opportunities 💚 apply by January 16, 2021 💛 open to U.S. 💜any artform 🧡 all ages 🖤 $100 stipend ❤️ yəhaw̓ is seeking Afro-Indigenous and Indigenous artists to participate in two virtual exhibitions. 'Telling Our Own Stories' will feature Afro-Indigenous creatives. 'Being A Good Ancestor' will feature Indigenous responses to Covid. Selected artworks will be shared in online galleries at yehawshow.com and promoted via social media. Artists will receive a $100 stipend for participating. Both exhibitions are being led by community curator @nitaohoyo - Brit Reed (Choctaw/Black). Learn more at link in bio. 🎨 image by Brit Reed 🥁 portrait of Storme Webber #afroindigenousstories #beingagoodancestor #yehawshow #afroindigenous #blacknative #blindian #indigenousart
Reposting @yehawshow ❤️ yehawshow.com/submit 💙 2 online exhibition opportunities 💚 apply by January 16, 2021 💛 open to U.S. 💜any artform 🧡 all ages 🖤 $100 stipend ❤️ yəhaw̓ is seeking Afro-Indigenous and Indigenous artists to participate in two virtual exhibitions. 'Telling Our Own Stories' will feature Afro-Indigenous creatives. 'Being A Good Ancestor' will feature Indigenous responses to Covid. Selected artworks will be shared in online galleries at yehawshow.com and promoted via social media. Artists will receive a $100 stipend for participating. Both exhibitions are being led by community curator @nitaohoyo - Brit Reed (Choctaw/Black). Learn more at link in bio. 🎨 image by Brit Reed 🥁 portrait of Storme Webber #afroindigenousstories #beingagoodancestor #yehawshow #afroindigenous #blacknative #blindian #indigenousart
Reposting @yehawshow ❤️ yehawshow.com/submit 💙 2 online exhibition opportunities 💚 apply by January 16, 2021 💛 open to U.S. 💜any artform 🧡 all ages 🖤 $100 stipend ❤️ yəhaw̓ is seeking Afro-Indigenous and Indigenous artists to participate in two virtual exhibitions. 'Telling Our Own Stories' will feature Afro-Indigenous creatives. 'Being A Good Ancestor' will feature Indigenous responses to Covid. Selected artworks will be shared in online galleries at yehawshow.com and promoted via social media. Artists will receive a $100 stipend for participating. Both exhibitions are being led by community curator @nitaohoyo - Brit Reed (Choctaw/Black). Learn more at link in bio. 🎨 image by Brit Reed 🥁 portrait of Storme Webber #afroindigenousstories #beingagoodancestor #yehawshow #afroindigenous #blacknative #blindian #indigenousart
❤️ yehawshow.com/submit 💙 2 online exhibition opportunities 💚 apply by January 16, 2021 💛 open to U.S. 💜any artform 🧡 all ages 🖤 $100 stipend ❤️ yəhaw̓ is seeking Afro-Indigenous and Indigenous artists to participate in two virtual exhibitions. 'Telling Our Own Stories' will feature Afro-Indigenous creatives. 'Being A Good Ancestor' will feature Indigenous responses to Covid. Artists with Native ties to Turtle Island and those with global tribal affiliations are encouraged to apply. Selected artworks will be shared in online galleries at yehawshow.com and promoted via social media. Artists will receive a $100 stipend for participating. Both exhibitions are being led by community curator @nitaohoyo - Brit Reed (Choctaw/Black). Learn more at link in bio. 🎨 image by Brit Reed 🥁 portrait of Storme Webber #afroindigenousstories #beingagoodancestor #yehawshow #afroindigenous #blacknative #blindian #indigenousart
Meaningful piece by the Salish artist Paige Pettibon who created it with the Yehaw Show ❤❤❤❤ (With permission from the artists) Spread love, not hate!! ❤❤❤ Source: https://yehawshow.com/black-lives-matter @yehawshow #paigepettibon #yehawshow #salish #meaningful #spreadlovenothate #indigenouslivesmatter #blacklivesmatter #inspire #peace #nativeamericanartistsmusiciansandwriters
🌻 You can be the Change 🌻. . . . . Artist is Paige Pettibon (Salish) She created this piece with the Yehaw Show, and together they give permission to share, print and post! . . #BlackLivesMatter #Change #Justice #equality #NativeAmerican #Love #yehawshow #PaigePettibon #Peace #Vegasgirl #AtlLife #Women #United #powerful #Message #cherokee #cherokeenation
This Super Futures Haunt Qollective poster on my wall was created for the @yehawshow last year. Truly before its time. The entire piece is two side by side posters that is also pandemic prophecy from the future #superfutureshauntqollective #yehawshow
THANK YOU 🙌🏽 Kim Deriana @kimberlycorinne for a doing such a wonderful job of building community at your residency at SAM OSP PACCAR Pavilion. Last night was the one night only public event which culminated a series of Indigenous community weaving events using cattails in various ways. I was honored to be present for and assist with the ancestors braids (seen in the distance) the story of which @kullarae had just finished telling when I arrived. I loved seeing how it all turned out and so wonderful to see many friends❤️, who are my friends because @yehawshow brought our community together- it is a privilege and an honor to be here on Duwamish Land! Special and such well deserved thanks were given to Asia last night which brought tears of joy to my eyes. Also, @digbysmalls let me borrow his tie for the evening - and I begin today with the optimism of Spring on the way! #yehawshow #kimderiana thanks to @plain_to_sea and @kullarae for weaving, braiding, story and song. Unfortunately I was late and missed the first two or three performances. #cattailweaving #indigenouswomenrising #contemporaryart #seattleart #indigenousart #americanart #installationart #ceremony #westandwithwetsuweten #uchinanchu
Today, @ccuehara deinstalled her piece that’s welcomed everyone into our space since we opened with @yehawshow. We’re sad to let go of all that texture and light, but grateful we got to spend so much time with this piece. Thank you, Catherine! ❤️ #YehawShow #ARTSatKingStreetStation, #ARTSatKSS #Deinstallation
AIR (Artist In Residence) Program at Arts at King Street Station Dec 2019 #artsatkingstreetstation #kingstreetstation #yehawshow #seattleart #seattleartist #haida #haidaart #urbanndn #urbannative #urbanndnart #urbannativeart #indipino #indipinoart
Light Seakers:First Series (Hop The Fence) 2019, mixed media on canvas. SOLD! 1 of 4 pieces shown at The Yehaw Show-Indigenous Showcase held at King Street Station 2019 #yehawshow #kingstreetstation #centrumartistinresidence #SeattleArtist #NativeArt #SeattleNative #Haida #HaidaArt #IndipinoArt #MixedMedia #ArtsAtKingStreet #UrbanIndian
This photo encapsulates what it has meant to me to be a part of @yehawshow as a grateful /lucky / indigenous artist / art handler my practices merged fully in this durational performance of returns. 👅Spokane: 2019. I rented #pensketruck in background and returned art to participating artists in Spokane and Portland. Here @roin.morigeau / Bird, and @j.johns / Steve meet me / each other / Digby & share a vegan waffle. We all travel everywhere with our dogs because we #indigenous. There’s a lot more to write about this experience to do it justice... so please stay tuned. Suffice it to say in this season of giving thanks, let’s keep these important conversations going. Together we can. Speak up. We are stronger together. Be heard. Listen. Make connections. Be in community. Help. XOXO CCU #youareonindigenousland #togetherweliftthesky #yehawshow #thanksgiving #thanks to @asiatail @itssatpreet @tracyrectorart @priscilladobler_studio @plain_to_sea @chiefseattleclub @seaofficeofarts and @naahillaheefund #mymom #theasskickers @cogean @950gallery and @sayamoriyasu @mcgrathjeffrey and so many others for this time and space to figure my shit out in community ✊🏽I am great full. This one post is never going to be enough - so let’s keep going! If we are islands we exist in archipelagos connected by the sea. XOXO CCU