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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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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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01:01:41

Resilience and Art: The Stories of Cherokee Women...

Beyond the Art ·

2023/10/12

For the artisans among us, step into the world of three Cherokee clay artists – Jane Osti, Karin Walkingstick, and Tama Roberts – in a conversation as rich as the earth they shape. Their unique journeys, the interweaving of their cultural heritage with their artistry, and their rise in the art world, serve as a testament to Native American women's resilience and creativity. Their narratives are not just about clay sculpting; they are about cultural identity, personal tenacity, and the nurturing of a

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49:53

Shaping Culture and History into Glass with Artist...

Beyond the Art ·

2023/10/05

Get ready to ignite your imaginative spirit as we journey with Preston Singletary, a proud member of the Tlingkit tribe and a master of the mesmerizing art of glass blowing. His Native American heritage shapes his unique artistic vision, reflecting in his intricate multi-stage process of sculpting hot glass. Infusing traditional Northwest Coast designs with his own modernist twist, Preston turns the tables and crafts narratives that reflect his great grandmother's tales and his cultural

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50:16

Art, Heritage, and Activism: A Candid Conversation...

Beyond the Art ·

2023/09/28

Get ready to join me, your host Cray Bauxmont Flynn, as I engage in an enlightening discussion with the multifaceted artist Debra Yepa Pappan. Debra opens up about her dual heritage, being Korean and Hamis Pueblo, and the immense impact it has had on her art. Her artwork serves as a mirror to her identity, drawing heavily from her personal experiences, her pride in being a mother, and her rich cultural background. We also delve into how her urban upbringing in Chicago influences her work and how her

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48:41

A Taste of Native American Couture: Loren Aragon's...

Beyond the Art ·

2023/09/21

Prepare to step into the world of Native American fashion with our guest, Loren Aragon. Hailing from the Acoma Pueblo Tribe of Indians, Loren is an accomplished fashion designer who has successfully utilized his engineering background to redefine traditional art in the modern fashion industry. This episode encapsulates his inspiring journey, highlighting his transition from an engineer to a jewelry maker, and finally to a well-rounded fashion designer.Loren ’s designs, which are inspired by the thin

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54:48

Pioneering Indigenous Representation through Art: A...

Beyond the Art ·

2023/09/14

What happens when Indigenous art, community, and entrepreneurship collide? Join us in the inspiring tale of Relative Arts, a unique shop born from the vision of Liana Shewey and Korina Emmerich, proud citizens of the Muscogee Nation and the Pellup. Their mission is to create a vibrant space where Indigenous artists across Turtle Island can display their work, share stories, and uplift each other. Prepare to be enthralled by the powerful narrative of community-building, representation, and

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51:12

A Fabric of Success: The Story of Mahota Textiles

Beyond the Art ·

2023/09/07

Embark with us on a remarkable journey into the world of Mahota Textiles, the first tribally owned commercial textile company in the US. This episode promises to take you through the inspiring journey of Joanna John and Bethany McCord, who transformed a simple idea into a successful business. Governed by the support of Chickasaw Governor Bill Anoatubby and the Chickasaw Shark Tank, they started with blankets and gradually ventured into making purses, pillows, and other home goods and accessories

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57:49

Preserving Culture through Canvas: A Conversation...

Beyond the Art ·

2023/09/01

Join us on a captivating journey with Dustin Mater, a Chickasaw Nation citizen, and a remarkable multimedia artist. Our conversation delves into Dustin's creative voyage filled with stories from his elders, a unique fusion of traditional Southeastern culture with modern design aesthetics, and an exploration into the 'Southeastern Renaissance'. We learn about Dustin's unique perspective of his community and his role as a Native American artist.Dive in as we explore Dustin's creative process -

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56:30

Layered Narratives of Heritage and Identity with...

Beyond the Art ·

2023/08/24

Get ready to immerse yourself in an inspiring conversation with Bobby C Martin, a Muskogee Creek Nation citizen, renowned printmaker, and visual arts professor. Listen in as he traces his artistic journey, transitioning from a starving musician to a starving artist, selling his recording studio, and going back to school to get his grad degree. Bobby shares his insights on the evolution of Native American art over the past three decades, the changing perception of contemporary Native artists, and how

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42:39

From Antique Maps to Storytelling Canvases: Heather...

Beyond the Art ·

2023/08/17

As we journey alongside the inspiring Heather Johnston, a determined Unangan (Aleut)/Alutiiq ledger artist, we get a glimpse into her unique creative process and the experiences that shaped her approach to art. Reflecting her rich Native American heritage, Heather's artwork beautifully amalgamates traditional practices with her distinct style, as she transforms antique maps into storytelling canvases.Heather is not only an accomplished full-time artist but also a dedicated mother of seven children

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01:05:50

Redefining Boundaries with Native Artist Awanigiizhik...

Beyond the Art ·

2023/08/10

You'll be captivated by our conversation with Awanigiizhik Bruce, an artist of the Turtle Mountain Chippewa, as he takes us on a journey through his multifaceted artistry. From an early age, Bruce immersed himself in various mediums like painting, quill work, beadwork, and jewelry making, inspired by his father and mentors like Terence Green. We unearth his introduction to Ledger Art, the heart of his artwork, and learn about the unique attributes of the Ojibwe piece of art that will leave you

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58:32

From Jeweler to Sculptor: A Candid Conversation with...

Beyond the Art ·

2023/08/03

Join us for a captivating conversation with Kenneth Johnson, a citizen of the Muscogee Nation and a renowned jeweler, sculptor, and designer. Kenneth shares his compelling journey from growing up in Oklahoma at Indian boarding schools, discovering his passion for art, to making a successful living out of it for over three decades. Listen in as he opens up about the struggles and triumphs of being a Native American artist, and how his heritage has profoundly influenced his work. This episode takes a

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49:58

Unearthing Stories Through Art with Danielle SeeWalker

Beyond the Art ·

2023/07/27

Meet Danielle SeeWalker, a remarkable artist and a proud citizen of the Standing Rock Sioux Nation. Danielle's art, which she beautifully describes as a visual diary, is deeply rooted in her rich heritage and inspired by the stories and experiences of her ancestors. In this riveting episode, we journey through Danielle's artistic process, from her initial examination of old photographs to the finished masterpiece, as she paints vivid images of her tribe's history and culture.This episode also

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01:00:21

Unveiling Native American Cultural Narratives with...

Beyond the Art ·

2023/07/20

From the heart-warming stories of his childhood where comic books and cartoons sparked his artistic imagination, to his transformation into a prolific artist skilled in diverse forms - oil painting, printmaking, enamels, muralism, and graphics - we invite you to join us in a captivating conversation with the remarkable Native American artist, Daniel McCoy, Jr.. A proud citizen of the Potawatomi and Muscogee Creek Nation, Daniel effortlessly fuses storytelling and humor with his native heritage to

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