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Native Hawaiian musician Aaron Sala and choreographer Christopher K. Morgan perform at a NACF event in Portland, Ore.
Choreographer Emily Johnson (Yup'ik)'s SHORE was a NACF supported Community Inspiration Program project (2015).
'The Story of Everything' by Kealoha Wong (Native Hawaiian), supported by NACF, uses slam poetry to tell the origins of the world.
Volunteer panelists guide the Native Arts and Cultures Foundation in its selection of artist or project grantees.
Mentor Artists participating in the NACF's program convene for a two-day training, sharing knowledge and advancing Native creativity.
'Repellent Fence' by Postcommodity is among the NACF's longest-supported arts projects: a historic installation along the US/Mexico border.
The artists honored by NACF include writers, filmmakers, musicians, visual artists, and traditional artists.
NACF is a proud sponsor of 'Interwoven Radiance', a celebration of female Chilkat weavers, at the Portland Art Museum.
Carver Shirod Younker (Coos, Coquille) trains artist Kaila Farrell-Smith in the traditional arts through NACF's Mentor Fellow program.
The NACF conducts and shares research to further understanding of the unique challenges faced by indigenous artists in the U.S.
Native Arts and Cultures Foundation Philanthropy

The Native Arts and Cultures Foundation supports and empowers Native American, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian artists and culture bearers throughout the United States.

Website: nativeartsandcultures.org

Phone: (360) 314-2421

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400 E Evergreen Blvd, Ste 102 Vancouver, WA 98660 ·2289.16 mi

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Tomi Tj S. 07/16/18

So glad to see this here!!!! Native American culture is so amazing and wonderfully enriching !!!

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