AMRA
All My Relations Arts (AMRA) is a program of the Native American Community Development Institute (NACDI). As a gallery, AMRA is one of the few Midwest hubs for contemporary Native art and an integral place for advancing the careers of Native artists. AMRA is a national platform for the elevation of contemporary Native artists and provides continued support for artists and art professionals.
Installation view of "Healing" (Birch and Cotton String) by artist Valaria Tatera as part of the group exhibition, "Noojimo (She Heals)." Image by Tj Turner Pictures
Current & Upcoming Exhibitions
J. White, "Sisters," 2022, 48x84x2, Acrylic on canvas
J. White: Arikara Proper
Arikara Proper is a solo exhibition featuring a collection of paintings from artist J. White (Arikara).
Learn MoreUpcoming Events
- Aug 3, 2024 | 06:00–09:00pmOpening Reception: J. White: “Arikara Proper” – Join us Saturday, August 3rd for the opening reception of “Arikara Proper,” a solo exhibition of paintings by artist J. White. Featuring live music from local band Black Widows, food courtesy of Frybread Factory and live painting by the artist. 6-9pm; all are welcome to this free event. About the exhibition: A self-taught painter, J. […]Learn More
News
Pride is Indigenous: Featuring Nick Metcalf
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Pride is Indigenous: Featuring Penny Kagigebi
June is LGBTQA2+ PRIDE Month. NACDI recognizes the contributions of Two Spirit and queer people to our community with this series of writings from Two Spirit and allies. We embrace the traditional roles of our Two Spirit relatives. Words by Penny Kagigebi: Boozhoo Indinawemaaganidook /…