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ictnews.org | Amelia Schafer |Sandra Schulman
Bazille’s newest album, ‘Creator Bless the Underground,’ is a tribute to the underground rap scene
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1 month ago | 
ictnews.org | Sandra Schulman
Sandra Hale SchulmanSpecial to ICTThe latest: Large scale art talking heads, groundbreaking Biennale show moves to LA, Down under magic on filmART: Mesa art in ManhattanThe wildly prolific Brad Kahlhamer has opened his first solo show at the Venus Over Manhattan Gallery in NYC Bowery Nation: Birds Are Talking.
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ictnews.org | Sandra Schulman
An explosion of creativity took over Santa Fe for Native Fashion Week, with double the shows and some serious star power. In only its second year, the spin-off of SWAIAs fashion show during Indian Market that started in 2014 has become a major draw with top designers, models, movie stars, and mainstream press attending.
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yahoo.com | Sandra Schulman
Sandra Hale SchulmanSpecial to ICT As the major incubator for Native films and their screenwriter/directors, the nonprofit Sundance Institute has announced the fellows selected for the 2025 Native Lab. The Native Lab is the signature initiative of Sundance Institute’s Indigenous Program that takes place in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The labs offer filmmakers personal guidance, and one-on-one nurturing, to develop their projects under the guidance of accomplished creative advisors.
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1 month ago | 
yahoo.com | Sandra Schulman
Sandra Hale SchulmanSpecial to ICTThe latest: Native film free streaming, classic song revamped, Rising Buffalo photosFILM: FNX launches with a galaFirst Nations Experience (FNX) is the first and only national broadcaster dedicated to Native American and Indigenous content. It hosted a red carpet gala and concert to celebrate the official launch of the Indigenous-led streaming platform at the Agua Caliente Casino Resort in Rancho Mirage, Calif., on May 1.
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1 month ago | 
nhonews.com | Sandra Schulman
After a hugely successful tour through the Navajo Nation, NDN Girls Book Club and Tlingit & Haida Central Council are teaming up in Alaska to continue the passion for reading, celebrating Indigenous authors, and inspiring the next generation of Indigenous writers and poets. The Central Council is a tribal government representing over 37,000 Tlingit and Haida Indians worldwide.
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2 months ago | 
ictnews.org | Sandra Schulman
Sandra Hale SchulmanSpecial to ICTAfter a hugely successful tour through the Navajo Nation, NDN Girls Book Club and Tlingit & Haida Central Council are teaming up in Alaska to continue the passion for reading, celebrating Indigenous authors, and inspiring the next generation of Indigenous writers and poets. The Central Council is a tribal government representing over 37,000 Tlingit and Haida Indians worldwide.
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2 months ago | 
ictnews.org | Sandra Schulman
Sandra Hale SchulmanSpecial to ICTThe latest: Costner costumes on display, Gallup hosts film and media, Coachella Valley seen and heardIn a sold-out special event in April, the Autry Museum of the American West in Los Angeles hosted actor/filmmaker/director Kevin Costner to talk about the costumes of his ambitious four-part movie “Horizon.” He brought along lead designer Lisa Lovaas and several of the costume makers who sat in the audience.
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2 months ago | 
yahoo.com | Sandra Schulman
Sandra Hale SchulmanSpecial to ICTThe latest: Costner costumes on display, Gallup hosts film and media, Coachella Valley seen and heardDESIGN: Kevin Costner’s clothing show-and-tell at AutryIn a sold-out special event in April, the Autry Museum of the American West in Los Angeles hosted actor/filmmaker/director Kevin Costner to talk about the costumes of his ambitious four-part movie “Horizon.” He brought along lead designer Lisa Lovaas and several of the costume makers who sat in the audience.
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2 months ago | 
ictnews.org | Sandra Schulman
Sandra Hale SchulmanSpecial to ICTA hit in Canada, “North of North” is a clever, relatable comedy about a 27-year-old Inuk woman and her challenging relationships with her macho, soon-to-be-ex-husband Ting, troubled mother Neevee, adorable kid Bun, and surprise father Alastair. Set in an isolated Alaskan community, the show hits all the right frigid – yet warm – notes.
