The celebrated Australian Indigenous artist Tony Albert has been named as the inaugural recipient of the fellowship

Collectors’ enthusiastic response to 'New Terrains' exhibition is latest signal that the market is finally catching up

Shows in London, Southampton and St Ives are introducing a wider audience to the work of artists from the far north

Taqralik Partridge, an associate curator of Indigenous art since 2022, has stepped down while the Toronto institution is still reeling from the sudden ouster of Wanda Nanibush

Wanda Nanibush's departure has been linked to a leaked letter accusing her of “posting inflammatory, inaccurate rants against Israel”

The 2023 Sobey Art Award went to the Calgary-based artist, who is known for her wide-ranging, multidisciplinary approach that incorporates and reimagines Inuk traditions

The museum's revamped dining areas include lush installations by Johnson and White Hawk that blend interior and exterior spaces

The carvings, which resemble expressive human faces, may be up to 2,000 years old

The event, one of the most remote art festivals in the world, features more than 280 artists

Stanley C. Hunt’s memorial monument features carvings of 130 faces, representing Indigenous children whose remains were found in unmarked graves near a school site

The Audain Prize, given annually to an artist based in British Columbia, comes with a C$100,000 cash prize

The fair's Focus section, curated this year by Candice Hopkins, includes strong representation of Native American and First Nations artists

Both posts are part of an initative to redefine the institution's “existing collection of art and offer new perspectives on global art histories”

New Red Order’s Long Island City project turns the models of past World’s Fairs on their heads

A show on the early days of the Institute of American Indian Arts explores the fusing of Native American ancestral aesthetics with mainstream Modernist movements

During their time in Berlin, the two sacred masks were treated with a pesticide that may still be dangerous

The art and film space had seemingly closed permanently in April, but community donations will allow its cinema to resume operations

Native American artist Jaune Quick-to-See Smith has been transforming the contemporary art canon for decades with multilayered works that address cultural misconceptions with humour

An independent review will assess allegations that white studio staff painted on canvases attributed to leading Aboriginal artists

We explore the Tate Modern exhibition. Plus, the Whitney's Jaune Quick-to-See Smith retrospective and a reconstructed Roman gateway in England

The New Mexico institution, established in 1979, has shut its doors, seemingly forever

A survey of the 90-year-old activist, artist and documentarian’s tells a parallel story about the shifting relationship between Canada and its First Nations peoples

Apo Whang-Od hand taps tattoos on Gen Z tourists using a thorn dipped in soot

Both sites contain examples of Indigenous art including petroglyphs and pictographs

Eight suspects are arrested and more than 1,000 works seized following investigation into forgeries of paintings by the Ojibwe artist Norval Morrisseau

Smith’s exhibition will include works by around 50 living Native artists, including several that have recently been acquired by the NGA

The large, woven basket by the the Mono Lake Paiute artist Wutoni won first prize at a 1929 competition and, in 2005, set an auction record for a Native American basket

The yəhaw̓ Indigenous Creatives Collective has plans to create a community centre on the verdant site that focuses on artistic, cultural, and environmental initiatives

The untitled 1961 painting, by Chippewa artist George Morrison, is the first by a Native American member of the New York School movement in the NGA’s collection

Native American artists in the United States and First Nations artists in Canada found new ways to show their work and protect elders during the worst of Covid-19