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The arts and humanities can enable us to resist the outcomes-driven criteria and technological preoccupation that dominate today’s educational arena.
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Earthworks Rising: Mound Building in Native Literature and Arts
By Chadwick Allen
University of Minnesota Press (2022)
395 pages
Review by Karla Cavarra Britton
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Diné College Invites Scholars, Artists for Fellows Program
The Nídahwiil’aah (“We Are Learning from You”) Fellows Program offers a unique opportunity for Diné to come home to the Navajo Nation to share and expand their knowledge through research and the creative process.
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Knowing Native Arts
By Nancy Marie Mithlo
University of Nebraska Press (2020)
272 pages
Review by Karla Cavarra Britton
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Diné College Looks to Develop New Arts Center
R.C. Gorman had a long and notable history with Diné College. The oldest tribally controlled college, Diné College is now looking beyond its 50th anniversary toward extending the Gorman legacy by realizing his vision for a new fine arts center.
