Native American Art Now  Antiques and the Arts OnlineBy Laura Beach Exhibitions around the country urge change in the ways we regard the art - past, present and future - of North America's first.

Registration opens Feb. 1 for Idyllwild Arts summer adult workshops  Idyllwild Town CierAn end to the winter doldrums is a click away for arts-lovers who register soon for an Idyllwild Arts Summer Adult or Native American Arts workshops.

Restitution Fears Unsettle the Trade in African Art  The New York TimesDealers worry that a report recommending that museums return African artworks will also discourage private collectors from buying or donating pieces.

'Indigenous Rising' brings Native stories and artists to campus  The DartmouthIn its 250th year, how can Dartmouth recognize the failures of the past while celebrating its diverse present and future? “Indigenous Rising: An Evening of ...

Through the Madness: A Glimpse Into the Life of Jason Robinson  Transworld SNOWboardingJ. Rob is one of the realest people in snowboarding. This interview is a raw account of his path.

Adivasi Mela begins in capital city  Odisha Television Ltd.The much-awaited Adivasi Mela got off to a colourful start with several cultural programmes and other tribal art forms showcased on the opening day in ...

The Best of Brussels Art Fair  Architectural DigestFounded in 1956, the Brussels Art Fair (popularly known as BRAFA) is one of the leading art and antiques fairs in Europe, a veritable who's who of the European ...

Exhibits for Jan. 25 through Jan. 31  The Daily ProgressArt Events. Les Yeux du Monde: Reception from 4 to 6 p.m. Saturday. (434) 973-5566. Exhibits. Angell's Fitness and Dance: Works by Janet Rugari and ...

The Weekender: Iranian films, Mexican photographs, Chinese dance, and some Canadian dude  The Boston GlobeThe Globe's picks for the best ways to spend your weekend.

The New Voices Of Native American Literature  Wisconsin Public Radio NewsA wide range of writers — now celebrated with commercial and critical success — work to celebrate an evolving literary canon without limiting it.