Radiant Gradients and Kiinteelintaakana: Contemporary Digital Practices and Indigenous Color Systems in a Tribe–University Collaboration
Part of 2026 NAEA National Convention
Thursday 5 March 2026·8:00 pm
This presentation shares the outcomes of a unique Indigenous–settler curricular collaboration, wherein preservice teachers worked with Indigenous scholars to develop and teach a 6th-grade curriculum centering digital art, contemporary Indigenous artists, and Indigenous color systems. Broader principles, strategies, and resources for Indigenizing digital art curricula will also be shared.
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