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Native America Calling: The dark arts: Native artists and horror
Friday, October 29, 2021
In Native America, we love a good scary story. Some creatives take that love to a whole other level and center some of their work around things that go bump in the night.
ACONAV fashion designer Loren Aragon is obsessed with acid-mouthed Xenomorphs from “Alien.” And, coming down the pipe is an Indigenous anthology of werewolves by Native creatives.
Leading up to Halloween weekend, Native America Calling is taking a haunted tour with Native artists through their odd, unsettling and downright scary works of multimedia storytelling.
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