Duluth's Sam Zimmerman has a new mural at Voyageurs National Park and a new book of his Ojibwe images. Ojibwe artist Sam Zimmerman adds purple to the deep-blue paint already on his canvas as he mixes ...
Have you been wanting to pick up a new hobby or learn more about Ojibwe culture? Stone carving plays a unique role in the indigenous communities here in the Northland. For the next several days the ...
GRAND PORTAGE, Minn. — The two-dozen schoolchildren sat in a circle for about an hour, enthralled, as Gordon Jourdain regaled them with tales of the Creator and the origins of their Ojibwe people. As ...
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They are images that span years of photographic history, from daguerreotypes produced on metal plates to family snapshots created from plastic negatives. Babies swaddled and laced on cradleboards, ...
Mattie Harper DeCarlo was in the middle of a meeting at the Minnesota Historical Society when she turned around and realized her great-great-grandfather was staring over her shoulder. Charles Wright, ...
A smaller wall hanging birchbark artwork depicting a moose made by Patrick Kruse shown on Feb. 20. New study finds tribal gaming industry spurs $1.7 billion in economic activity for Minnesota Lumbee ...
Johnson has revived traditional practices of the Ojibwe, like parching rice, and teaches them to future generations so that the culture is not lost. (photo by Denise Kang) Home is out there in the ...
Dustin Morrow, a student earning his master’s degree in linguistics at the University of Minnesota, remembers the first time he heard someone casually speaking Ojibwe. He was 25 years old and ...
Red Cliff was the only Indigenous nation in Wisconsin to receive a share of a grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development in 2019, but the need for such special grants highlights ...
In 1852, a 93-year-old Ojibwe chief traveled to Washington to stop the president from forcing his people off their ancestral lands. The morning was fraught with anticipation. Chief Buffalo waited in ...
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