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Welcome to the web home of AMERINDA, American
Indian Artists Inc. We invite you to find out more about The Reawakening,
our feature film; Genocide of the Mind and Sovereign Bones, our collection of new Native American
non-fiction; explore our quarterly publication Talking Stick; the
Native American Artist Roster; or our expanded links page and much more
to further your journey. Whatever path you take, may it be one of beauty!
A Ho!
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E-book Launch! "The Star Medicine", A Novel by Murielle Borst Tarrant.
For more info, visit our Events page under "Books" »
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AMERINDA in the NY Times! link to nytimes.com »
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LISTEN UP - COMIN' HOME
Native American rapper SHADOWYZE wrote, performed and produced this smokin' track exclusively for AMERINDA celebrating 25 years of serving Native American artists and Comin' Home to it's hood in NYC.
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AMERINDA's THE REAWAKENING, a cinamatic milestone,is the first independent feature film written, directed and
produced by Native people. Click here to find out more about the film,
awards, actors, and the story and to view production photographs.
AMERINDA’s new creative non-fiction compilation of NativeAmerican writing entitled, Sovereign Bones was edited by Eric Gansworth (Eel Clan-Onondaga). Oren Lyons (Wolf Clan-Onondaga), Faithkeeper and world spokesperson for the rights of indigenous peoples wrote the forward. The book is the second volume published by Nation Books and supported in part with funds from the New York State Council on the Arts.
Find out more about Genocide of the Mind, AMERINDA's non-fiction anthology of new American Indian writing edited by
MariJo Moore (Cherokee), with a foreward by the late distinguished elder and author,
Vine Deloria, Jr. (Standing Rock Sioux). Now in its 2nd Printing! Published
by Nation Books and supported in part with funds from the New York State
Council on the Arts.
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This website is made possible with funds from the New York State Council on the Arts, celebrating 50 years of building strong, creative communities in New York State's 62 counties; and supported, in part by public funds from
the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
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