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2020
Rebekkah Autaubo is a tribal member of the Kiowa Tribe of Oklahoma. She is a life-long poet and a fan of Patti Smith. Rebekkah appreciates people who do not shy away from calling things out for what they are. She...Read More
“Diné Nishłį́. Kinya'áanii nishłį́, Tódích’íi’nii báshíshchiin, Tábąąhá dashíchei, Tł’ááshchí’í dashínáłí.” Fidel is Diné. His clan is Towering House clan. He is born for Bitter Water. His maternal grandfather’s clan is Water’s Edge and paternal grandfather is Red Bottom People. He...Read More
Victoria K. Gonzales is a fiction writer, born and raised in Santa Fe, NM. She graduated from the Institute of American Indian Arts with her BFA in creative writing, spring of 2018, and she’s currently a fourth semester MFA student...Read More
Paige Busick is a Chickasaw artist from Oklahoma. She primarily makes oil paintings with vibrant, saturated palettes. Her artwork often features portraiture and figurative elements; she is inspired by personal experiences and struggles with mental health. She is currently a...Read More
Celina Hokeah is from Ohkay Owingeh, NM. She describes herself as a mother of words and a lover of the land. She has poetry publications in Red Inc. Magazine, numerous publications in Trickster Literary Journal. She was a finalist for...Read More
Nika Feldman is an Indigenous Liberal Studies major at IAIA, graduating with the class of 2021. As a mature student, Feldman already holds a BFA with an Interdisciplinary major in Studio Arts and a minor in Art History. Additionally, she...Read More
Mollyanna Sabori is from Fort Hall, ID an enrolled member at the Shoshone Bannock Tribes. She is an online gamer and streamer which influences in her artistic subject matter and allows her the opportunity to provide freelance and commissioned artwork...Read More
I am Lindsey Toya-Tosa from Jemez Pueblo, New Mexico. I received my Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Creative Writing at the Institute of American Indian Arts in December 2019. My writing focuses mainly on creative nonfiction, but I also...Read More
Delaney Keshena is an enrolled citizen of the Menominee Nation based in Santa Fe, New Mexico. They’re pursuing a BFA from the Institute of American Indian Arts, focusing their studies in poetry and ceramics.Read More
