Standing Rock

Every year indigenous kids from Scandinavia, Alaska and Canada get together at the Riddu Riddu Festival in Norway, to party and discuss cultural identity and prejudice.

And the Standing Rock Sioux are worried.

A crew of journalism collectives and livestreamers were more effective at covering the movement than the mainstream media.

The artist speaks to Creators about ceramics, culture, and the human need to make art.

When US veterans traveled to Standing Rock to join the pipeline protests, they were hoping to protect Native activists fighting for their land and water. But many were also hoping to find a new purpose.

Despite incredibly harsh conditions and a request from a Sioux leader that non-Sioux campers leave, many are staying put.

While Moana shows the sacrifice of one leader, Standing Rock reminds us of the power of collective organizing.

Ahead of the Toronto outfit's upcoming LP, Katie Stelmanis shares an hour of Mexican rancheras, European club beats, and Canadian indigenous music.

The government has ordered the protesters to move by December 5 or face potential trespassing charges, and lots of them seem prepared to go with the latter.

It's easy to get lost in the details of the Dakota Access Pipeline controversy, but this Thanksgiving let's remember the people who will be affected.

Plus, check out the artist list for the 2017 Whitney Biennial.

Even as the temperature drops and inhabitants of the Standing Rock camp winterize their teepees and tents, they say that they won't be leaving, and that there's no place in world they'd rather be.