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Meeting in New York A personal story of how encountering a new world filled with like-minded individuals can ultimately increase the value of your actions.

Meeting in New York A personal story of how encountering a new world filled with like-minded individuals can ultimately increase the value of your actions.

In lieu of Columbus Day, many states celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day. This More Art Monday, we’re highlighting some of our favorite artworks in the collection made by Native American artists.

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“Untitled,” 1939, by Haida artist John Wallace

“Onrush of Time,” 1990, by Cherokee artist Kay WalkingStick

“Scarf ‘Neuf Series #36’,” designed 1993, by Cheyenne and Arapaho Nation artist Hock E Aye Vi Edgar Heap of Birds

“Segyp Kos’ket Saw Tamp? (Coyote Where Are You Going?),” 1997, by Wiyot artist Rick Bartow

“Pillow,” 19th century, by unknown Nez Perce artist

“Self-Portrait,” 1989, by Okanagan/Sinixt  artist Joseph Feddersen

“Screaming Eagle Blues,” 1989, by Paiute and Shoshone artist Jack Malotte

“Just Like Honey” by drømsjel