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Spring, Rebirth, and Renewal

May 5, 2020

By Lulani Arquette, President/CEO – Greetings Friends, I hope you are staying safe and healthy and are able to find moments of connection with your loved ones throughout your…

Aloha Friends, The Indigenous arts and cultures of the Native peoples of the United States are strong and thriving, despite the invisibility and stereotypical misrepresentations that prevail across the country.…

Reflections of Native Voices – New York, NY

January 9, 2020

Safe Harbors Indigenous Collective’s Native theater festival, Reflections of Native Voices*, is taking place in New York City January 7 – January 19, 2020, coinciding with the Annual Association of Performing…

Indigenous Performance Arts at APAP|NYC 2020

January 8, 2020

The annual Association of Performing Arts Professionals (APAP) conference is convening this weekend January 10-14 in New York City, drawing members of the arts community from around the globe, and offering performances…

Uplifting the Power of Native Artists in 2019

January 3, 2020

At Native Arts & Cultures Foundation (NACF), we look at the new year as time to reflect on all that we have accomplished the past year on behalf of Native artists and communities, and focus on giving thanks…

Support Native Arts & Cultures With a Gift to NACF Today

November 27, 2019

At Native Arts & Cultures Foundation (NACF), November and December are the months during which we both celebrate Native Heritage Month and look forward to the holiday season…

Ojibwe Artist Jim Denomie Brings Native American Perspective to International Event

November 7, 2019

In June of 2018, NACF was approached by the Brazilian organization Associação Cultural Videobrasil, which every two years since 1983 has organized a contemporary art festival in the city of…

NACF Board Member Adrian Wall Shares About IAIA Residency

November 5, 2019

Adrian Wall is a Native Arts and Cultures Foundation (NACF) board member and renowned sculptor who uses his work to bring light to issues that center around identity, inter-human relationships,…

Celebrating National Native American Heritage Month

November 1, 2019

At the Native Arts and Cultures Foundation (NACF), we believe in the power, beauty, and resilience of Native arts and cultures. This November, during National Native American Heritage Month, we celebrate…

Preserving Native Language Through Cultural Arts Projects

October 25, 2019

As part of our mission, the Native Arts and Cultures Foundation (NACF) collaborates with Native artists and organizations who are committed to increasing awareness and appreciation of Native arts and…

Global First Nations Performance Network Expands Opportunities for Indigenous Performers

October 3, 2019

On September 14-18, 2019, the Native Arts and Cultures Foundation (NACF) Director of National Artist Fellowships, Reuben Roqueñi, participated in an international gathering of the Global First Nations Performance Network…

Burns Paiute Tribe Oral History Project Brings Language to Life

October 2, 2019

The Native Arts and Cultures Foundation (NACF) partnered with the Burns Paiute Tribe over the past year to fund the Growing Our Wadatika Yaduan Nobi Oral History Project through a…

“YOU ARE ON INDIGENOUS LAND: places/displaces” exhibition at the Seattle Art Museum

September 30, 2019

Ancestral land holds meaning to Native peoples that is linked to identity, culture, history, and sovereignty. The exhibition YOU ARE ON INDIGENOUS LAND: places/displaces currently on display at the Seattle…

Native Storytelling Explores Identity in “Looking For Tiger Lily”

September 24, 2019

As part of Portland Institute for Contemporary Art’s (PICA’s) Time Based Art Festival in September, Anthony Hudson/Carla Rossi (Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde) performed the solo show Looking for Tiger…

Celebrating NACF’s first 10 years in Gratitude

September 4, 2019

August 16 marked a very special day for the Native Arts and Cultures Foundation. Surrounded by friends, artists, community and supporters, NACF celebrated ten years of service with a Gratitude…

Laura Ortman and the Mystery of Music

September 4, 2019

Laura Ortman (White Mountain Apache), 2016 NACF National Artist FellowLaura Ortman performing for the NACF Gratitude Celebration at the 2019 Santa Fe Indian MarketIn August 2019, the Native Arts and…

Resilience and Empowerment through Native Arts and Activism

September 4, 2019

The Native Arts and Cultures Foundation (NACF) celebrated its first ten years of service with a series of panel events during the Southwestern Association for Indian Arts (SWAIA) 98th Annual…

2019 Time Based Art Festival in Portland, Oregon

August 23, 2019

Portland, Oregon – The Portland Institute for Contemporary Art’s 17th Annual Time-Based Art Festival (TBA: 19) gathers artists and audiences from around the world for ten days, September 5-15, of…

NACF Announces Open Call for Mentor Artist Fellowship

July 23, 2019

The Native Arts and Cultures Foundation (NACF) is pleased to announce its open call for applications for its Mentor Artist Fellowships. The NACF Mentor Artist Fellowship is a regional artist…

NACF Events at 2019 Santa Fe Indian Market

July 8, 2019

The Native Arts and Cultures Foundation welcomes you to attend two special presentations on August 16 during the 2019 Santa Fe Indian Market. Please see below for more information about…

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Spring, Rebirth, and Renewal

Reflections of Native Voices – New York, NY

Indigenous Performance Arts at APAP|NYC 2020

Uplifting the Power of Native Artists in 2019

Support Native Arts & Cultures With a Gift to NACF Today

Ojibwe Artist Jim Denomie Brings Native American Perspective to International Event

NACF Board Member Adrian Wall Shares About IAIA Residency

Celebrating National Native American Heritage Month

Preserving Native Language Through Cultural Arts Projects

Global First Nations Performance Network Expands Opportunities for Indigenous Performers

Burns Paiute Tribe Oral History Project Brings Language to Life

“YOU ARE ON INDIGENOUS LAND: places/displaces” exhibition at the Seattle Art Museum

Native Storytelling Explores Identity in “Looking For Tiger Lily”

Celebrating NACF’s first 10 years in Gratitude

Laura Ortman and the Mystery of Music

Resilience and Empowerment through Native Arts and Activism

2019 Time Based Art Festival in Portland, Oregon

NACF Announces Open Call for Mentor Artist Fellowship

NACF Events at 2019 Santa Fe Indian Market

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Native Arts and Cultures Foundation Center for Native Arts and Cultures building address: 800 SE 10th Avenue Portland, OR 97214 By appointment only Phone: 503-388-3443

Please use following address FOR MAILING: 1020 SE 7th Avenue Unit 14460 Portland, OR 97214-2387

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Native Arts and Cultures Foundation
Center for Native Arts and Cultures building address:
800 SE 10th Avenue
Portland, OR 97214
By appointment only
Phone: 503-388-3443

Please use following address
FOR MAILING:
1020 SE 7th Avenue
Unit 14460
Portland, OR 97214-2387