#ContemporaryIndigenousArt

This phrase refers broadly to art made by Indigenous artists in contemporary contexts. Indigenous peoples and art practices are diverse, and the hashtag alone does not identify a community, artist, tradition, or the meaning of a particular work. Use the term in ways that reflect artists’ own descriptions and context.

Share an Indigenous artist’s work with permission, accurate attribution, and the artist’s own context where available.

Discuss a contemporary exhibition or art practice without treating distinct Indigenous communities as interchangeable.

A contemporary work that invites me to look more closely; sharing the artist’s own description.

Visiting the exhibition and making space for the voices behind the work.

Do not claim cultural authority or explain a work’s significance without reliable artist or community context.

Respect permissions, cultural protocols, and restrictions on reproducing or sharing artwork.

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