Road North Gallery Collective

Road North Gallery Collective A sensory collaborative between Revolt Gallery (Taos, New Mexico) & FaraHNHeight Fine Art (Santa Fe) WE HAVE COME TO WIN

06/15/2026

It’s already been a month since Dawn Butterfly successfully opened as the first full-service restaurant on Taos Pueblo lands, but for owner C.J. Bernal, it’s just the next step in

05/30/2026

Former U.S. Poet Laureate Joy Harjo, a citizen of the Mvskoke (Muscogee Creek) Nation, has released a new album titled Insomnia and Seven Steps to Grace through Smithsonian Folkways Recordings.

The project was musically produced by five-time Grammy Award-winning jazz artist esperanza spalding and blends Harjo’s spoken-word poetry with layered jazz, emotion, and Indigenous storytelling.

The collaboration between the two artists began years earlier through the Ford Foundation Fellows program and eventually evolved into a full musical project shaped around reflection, healing, and the times we are living in today.

Harjo made history in 2019 as the first Native American U.S. Poet Laureate and later became only the second person ever to serve three terms in the role.

While internationally recognized for her poetry and writing, Harjo has also spent decades as a musician and performer, playing instruments including saxophone and flute. The new release marks her eighth studio album.

The album has already been featured by NPR and Native America Calling as a major spotlight on contemporary Indigenous music and storytelling.

Many listeners praised the release as a powerful example of Indigenous artistry continuing to evolve across poetry, music, and culture.

Do you think Indigenous artists are finally receiving more recognition in mainstream music and literature?

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Sources:
• Smithsonian Folkways Recordings
• Joy Harjo Official Website
• NPR — Here & Now
• Native America Calling

04/21/2026

Hi, my name is Neil Zarama - Born July 1969 in a California Catholic home for u***d mothers. As I took my first breath, nuns swiftly carried me away given up for adoption a few days later because I was a "MERCILESS INDIAN SAVAGE" halfbreed. From Alaska to Arizona, from NYC to California... Thousands upon thousands of Native children endured this same faith & most were not as lucky as I was, in fact many did not survive.

04/03/2026

“Let us put our minds together & see what life we can make for our children” 🖤❤️💛🤍Sitting Bull

Title: Sitting Bull
Media: Pencil, Ink, Rawhide Medicine Wheel, 1838 Ledger Paper
Date: 2017

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