OxDx: Jared Yazzie’s Creative Journey

Join us as I sit down with OxDx Clothing founder Jared Yazzie (Diné) for an inspiring conversation about Indigenous creativity, fashion, and community. 

We talk about the roots of OxDx, building meaningful spaces, and the power of art to spark change.

Carving Sound, Culture, and Soul: Derek Miller

In this episode, we welcome Derek Miller, award-winning Mohawk singer-songwriter, actor, producer, and all-around creative force from Six Nations of the Grand River. From touring in the late ‘90s to performing at the 2010 Winter Olympics, Derek continues to inspire with music that spans blues, rock, and soul. 

Storytelling Through Fashion, Part 2

In this Part 2 episode of Beyond Buckskin: Storytelling Through Fashion, we continue our conversation with mother and daughter Angela and Amari LaRocque of Bineshi Ikwewag — uniquely crafted Indigenous-inspired clothing, jewelry, accessories, and art made by a family of Anishinaabe artists. 

Storytelling Through Fashion with Bineshi Ikwewag

In this episode of Beyond Buckskin: Storytelling Through Fashion, we sit down with mother and daughter Angela and Amari LaRocque of Bineshi Ikwewag — uniquely crafted Indigenous inspired clothing, jewelry, accessories, & art made by a family of Anshinaabe artists. 

Rock Your Mocs | To Feel the Earth

In 2009, the School for Advanced Research hosted the first of three Moccasin Seminars. The moccasin documentation seminar brought together Navajo, Pueblo, and Apache moccasin makers to discuss the Indian Arts Research Center moccasin collection and learn from each other.

With the goal of sharing information and enhancing preservation, the moccasin makers came together to look at and discuss new and old techniques, changes and innovations in moccasin making, and the need to encourage a new generation of artists.