Indigenous Artist Roster Application

Join an inclusive roster of Indigenous creatives of all ages and art forms. This opportunity is open to Indigenous people, living in Washington or Oregon, with ancestral ties to Turtle Island. Read our full eligibility information at yehawshow.com/apply.

Name

Artist/Group Name (if different)

email

Phone Number

Social Media Handles

Website (if available)

Tribal Affiliation(s)

Other Racial and/or Ethnic Identities

Gender

Do you identify as Two Spirit/LGBTQIA+

YesNo

Age

Location (City, State)

Please describe if you selected "other"

Artist Biography: Please provide a short biography, no more than 2,500 characters.

Work Samples

Upload up to 5 samples of your creative work or a document with links for larger files. Please include a title with each work sample.

Work Sample #1

Work Sample #1 Title, Year Created, Medium

Work Sample #2

Work Sample #2 Title, Year Created, Medium

Work Sample #3

Work Sample #3 Title, Year Created, Medium

Work Sample #4

Work Sample #4 Title, Year Created, Medium

Work Sample #5

Work Sample #5 Title, Year Created, Medium

Documentation of Ancestry:
Indigenous identities are complex, and requirements for each community can be equally complex. You do not have to be enrolled in a federally recognized Tribe to apply to this roster, however we are asking you to provide some proof of Indigenous ancestry.
Examples of accepted documentation include a Tribal ID card, a Certificate of Degree of Indian Blood card, a letter from a Tribe verifying citizenship or descendancy, and genealogical research linking you back to a Tribal member. Personal narratives and DNA tests alone cannot be accepted. We are available to discuss this process further if you'd like to propose alternative ways of proving Indigenous ancestry not listed above.

I have read and agree to the Protocols for Community Care
yəhaw̓ Indigenous Creatives Collective is a community of Indigenous artists guided by ancestral teachings shared across Turtle Island. We believe communal and individual wellbeing are interconnected. Right relationship with the land depends on respect for Indigenous bodies. It is our shared responsibility to protect the personal sovereignty of women, youth, Elders, Two Spirit people, and all our relatives.

We ask that our community members hold each other with care. yəhaw̓ cares for all Native people while recognizing that all Native people are capable of harm, and healing. Together, we hope to create sacred spaces where we can reconnect with each other, our ancestors, and the land.

I agree

Contact Information

Architecture	Beadwork	Carving
Ceramics	Culinary/Cooking/Food work	Dance/Choreography
Digital Illustration	Fashion	Film/Videography
Graphic Design	Landscape Design	Multi-Disciplinary Arts
Music	Painting	Performance
Plant Medicine	Print Making	Sculpture
Storytelling	Theater	Traditional Arts
Weaving	Writing	Other: Please describe below

Artist Residencies	Curation
Demonstrations	Digital/Graphic Design Commissions
Event Photography/Videography	Installations
Mentorship/Professional Development	Mentoring
Murals	Performances
Permanent or Temporary Public Art	Projection/Light Art
Public Talks	Studio Space
Teaching Workshops	Vending at Markets
Writing	Other: Please describe below