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Beyond the Art

BEYOND THE ART is hosted by Cray Bauxmont-Flynn who strives to highlight a diversity of roles and voices across the Native American art world, from artists to museum directors and everyone in between.

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42:18

Weaving Ancestral Threads into Modern Fashion with...

Beyond the Art ·

2024/05/02

When the threads of heritage entwine with the pulse of modern fashion, the result is nothing short of mesmerizing. Kayla Lookinghorse, a Standing Rock Sioux Tribe member and visionary fashion designer, graced our podcast with the story of her brand, K Looking Horse. She paints a vivid picture of her design philosophy, where beadwork, quillwork, and bold geometric patterns from Lakota and Dakota cultures elegantly converge with contemporary aesthetics. Kayla's tale isn't just one of design; it's a

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01:06:48

The Artistic Odyssey of Cannupa Hanska Luger

Beyond the Art ·

2024/04/18

Embark on an enthralling expedition through the ever-evolving world of Native American art with our esteemed guest, Cannupa Hanska Luger. A Mandan, Hidatsa, Arikara artist whose creative roots were nurtured by his mother, Kathy Whitman Elk Woman, Cannupa guides us from the spoken cadences of poetry to the earthy intimacy of clay. His artistic odyssey is a testament to the power of medium exploration, as he shares how live painting with a hip-hop band and a transformative education at the Institute

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49:29

Weaving Indigenous Stories on Screen and Runway with...

Beyond the Art ·

2024/04/04

Celebrated Indigenous filmmaker and fashion designer Peshawn Bread graces our podcast with her powerful insights and inspiring journey. As we traverse the landscape of Peshawn's artistry, she unveils the rich tapestry woven by her Comanche, Kiowa, and Cherokee heritage into her creative work. From film to fashion, Peshawn champions the representation of Indigenous queer narratives, ensuring that joy and hope resonate with queer Indigenous youth. Her stories serve as a beacon, illuminating the path

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32:21

Threads of Time: The Beadwork of Jori Brennon

Beyond the Art ·

2024/03/21

When the threads of tradition intertwine with the vibrant beads of the present, remarkable stories unfold. This is precisely the experience we share with Jori Brennon, the extraordinary bead artist from Plains Creek nation, whose artistry dances between his heritage from Frog Lake First Nation and the pulsing energy of Toronto's diverse art scene. Through his skilled hands, pow-wow grass outfits blossom and arrowhead earrings emerge, each bead a testament to the enduring narratives of Indigenous

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44:51

Art as Dialogue Nani Chacon's Murals and the Power of...

Beyond the Art ·

2024/03/07

The brushstrokes of Nani Chacon, a visionary artist with roots in the Diné Navajo tradition, color our latest podcast episode with stories of transformation—from urban graffiti to grand murals. Her artistry takes us on a journey that transcends mere aesthetics, crafting spaces that echo with community voices and cultural dialogue. As Nani shares her process of intertwining personal and cultural narratives, we're reminded of the power art wields in not only shaping landscapes but also in empowering

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31:29

Exploring the Intersection of Indigenous Roots and...

Beyond the Art ·

2024/02/22

When the raw emotion of our heritage bleeds into the canvas of our present, the art that emerges is nothing short of mesmerizing. That's what we discovered as we sat down with Nicholas Galanin, an artist whose Tlingit and Unanga roots are as integral to his work as the paint on his palette. His story, a testament to the enduring spirit of indigenous peoples, weaves through his art, capturing hearts and minds along the way. Nicholas delves into the profound relationship between his cultural identity

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47:13

Exploring the Sonic Landscape of Identity, Culture,...

Beyond the Art ·

2024/02/08

When KP from Black Belt Eagle Scout graced us with her presence, we were struck by the serendipity behind the band's name—a tale woven from spontaneity rather than premeditation. She enchanted us with stories of how her Indigenous roots and personal voyage infuse her music with both healing and understanding—a soundscape where love is the enduring motif. As we conversed, KP unfolded the narrative of her artistic progression, casting light on the themes that pulse through her albums: a heartfelt

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01:00:51

The Vibrant Canvas of Native American Stories with...

Beyond the Art ·

2024/01/25

When Michael Clawson stepped through the doors of the Native American and Western Art Collector Magazines, he brought with him a tapestry of journalistic experience that would color the world of Indigenous art in new, profound ways. In our latest conversation, we journey with Michael from his days at ASU's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism to his current role as Executive Editor, where his commitment to storytelling paints a vibrant future for Native artists and their heritage. His insights offer

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45:14

The Melody of Cultural Roots and Creative Pursuits...

Beyond the Art ·

2024/01/11

Join us as we welcome the multifaceted Kalyn Fay, a musician and assistant curator of Native Art, to share her inspiring story on Beyond the Art. Kalyn opens up about her evolution from a potential career in medicine to one richly woven with her Native American heritage and love for the arts. Listen in as she recounts her journey of self-discovery and the serendipitous moments that led her to embrace her true calling in music and performance, ultimately guiding her to a significant role at the

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41:14

Art as a Bridge to Indigenous Identity with Jeremy...

Beyond the Art ·

2023/12/28

Discover the powerful intersection of art, advocacy, and Indigenous heritage with our guest, Jeremy Dennis of the Shinnecock Nation. Through the lens of his dynamic digital photography, Jeremy captures the essence of his tribe's annual pow-wow, bringing to the forefront the vibrant narratives of Native American creation stories. As he shares the profound influence of his roots on his work, we explore the challenges Indigenous artists face and the ways in which their art combats misconceptions and

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58:54

Stitching History and Identity: The Art and Soul of...

Beyond the Art ·

2023/12/21

Ever been captivated by the sheer intricacy of beadwork or wondered about the stories woven into each piece? Martha Berry, a Cherokee National Treasure and bead artist, graces our podcast with a vivid tale of heritage and identity, stitched together with the timeless artistry of her people's beadwork. We unravel her deeply personal connection to the craft, from the early days of reviving ancestral skills to her current status as a cultural beacon. Through Martha’s lens, we see how beadwork isn't

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01:05:39

A Deep Dive into the Life and Art of Indigenous...

Beyond the Art ·

2023/12/14

Step into the creative mind of multifaceted Native American artist, Gregg Deal, on this episode of Beyond the Art. Join us as we traverse the inspiring landscape of Gregg's journey, from overcoming personal adversities to become a celebrated artist. His transition from graphic design to painting during his college years epitomizes his boldness and tenacity in the face of challenges.Gregg's indigenous roots have sculpted his unique style and approach to his work. He explains how personal experiences,

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43:35

Unmasking Native Identities through Art with Heidi...

Beyond the Art ·

2023/12/07

We're thrilled to introduce you to a truly fascinating and gifted artist, Heidi Brandow, in our latest episode of Beyond the Art. Heidi, a remarkable testament to the flourishing intersection of Native American art and cultural identity, shares compelling insights into her journey as a Native Hawaiian and Diné Navajo artist. Alongside her exploration of cultural heritage, Heidi unveils her unique method of portraying contemporary Native realities through vivid illustrative monsters and other

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01:05:39

Revealing Indigenous Soundscapes: An Interview with...

Beyond the Art ·

2023/11/30

Listen in as we embark on an enlightening journey with our esteemed guest, Tony Enos. A talented singer, songwriter, and producer hailing from the Echota Cherokee tribe, Tony shares his inspiring journey in the music industry. He opens up about his artistic process, how he draws inspiration from his dreams and everyday experiences, and the powerful influence his Native American identity has on his work. A self-identified two-spirit artist, Tony uses his platform to advocate for representation and

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01:04:43

Exploring Filmmaking and Identity with Native...

Beyond the Art ·

2023/11/24

Join us on a captivating journey with our esteemed guest, Kyle Kauwika Harris, a noteworthy filmmaker and screenwriter of Chalk Dot and Hawaiian descent. We delve deep into his personal experiences, his early love for movies, and how his indigenous identity influences his craft. It's an inspiring narrative of passion, perseverance, and the power that comes from authentic storytelling.Our conversation navigates through the unpredictable currents of the filmmaking industry. We talk about the

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47:47

Tracing the Threads of Hawaiian Heritage: A Journey...

Beyond the Art ·

2023/11/16

We are thrilled to welcome Lehuauakea Huihui, an extraordinary Native Hawaiian artist and bark cloth maker, to Beyond the Arts. Known for her deeply inspired artistic creations, Lehuauakea Huihui champions her Native Hawaiian identity and cultural heritage through her exquisite works of art.Our engaging conversation with Lehuauakea takes us through the meticulous process of creating bark cloth, or kapa, an art form that had fallen into oblivion for many generations but is now experiencing a vibrant

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43:38

Rediscovering and Preserving Native American Culinary...

Beyond the Art ·

2023/11/09

Listen in as we converse with Chef Sean Sherman, an esteemed member of the Oglala Lakota Sioux tribe, as he unravels his journey from a humble restaurant worker to a culinary revolutionary. We learn about his quest to understand and reclaim the lost Native American culinary heritage. His compelling journey took him from understanding the history of Native Americans to the reason for the loss of so much valuable knowledge. Discover how Chef Sean uses traditional Indigenous seeds and plants to create

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50:31

Inside the Creative Galaxy of Two-Spirit Artist Marca...

Beyond the Art ·

2023/11/02

Ever been intrigued by the melodic fusion of cultural heritage, personal experiences, and exploration of gender diversity? Join us as we navigate the creative journey of the exceptional Native American artist, Marca Cassity, and discover how their music serves as a beacon of change and acceptance, transforming the narrative through the power of indigenous sounds.Delve into Marca's life as a musician and a licensed marriage and family therapist, and how their experiences as an enrolled citizen of the

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58:28

The Artistic Path of Joe Williams: Native American...

Beyond the Art ·

2023/10/26

Ever wondered about the journey of a storyboard artist from the heart of the Native American community? Meet our guest, Joe Williams, a Dakota Nation citizen of the Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate, who not only paints the world with his storyboards but also hosts the successful podcast, 5 Plain Questions. Joe takes us on a fascinating journey from his early art student days to his role as the Director of Plains Art Museum's Native American program, revealing the inspiring story of how childhood experiences

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37:32

Unveiling SkasdiCon: The Heartbeat of Indigenous Pop...

Beyond the Art ·

2023/10/19

Join us as we explore the vibrant world of indigenous pop culture with Callie Chunestudy, the Cultural Events Project Manager for Cherokee Nation Cultural Tourism. We take you behind the scenes of SkasdiCon, an indigenous-themed comic con brimming with panels, screenings, and a thrilling cosplay competition. This one-day gathering in Tahlequah is an explosion of creativity and culture, open to members of any federally recognized tribe. Hear Callie's insights on the event's ambitious goal of reaching

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