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August 14, 2026, The Santa Fe Reporter
Indian Market Promises Something to Talk About

One of this year’s most impor­tant con­ver­sa­tions cen­ters on the role Indige­nous artists play in pro­tect­ing sacred places. Art, music, film, sto­ry­telling and advo­ca­cy allow artists to pre­serve cul­ture, raise aware­ness and inspire the pro­tec­tion of places cen­tral to Native…

August 13, 2026, See Great Art
August 13, 2026, The Press Times
August 09, 2026
August 09, 2026, Colorado Boulevard
July 22, 2026, Library of Congress Blogs
BOOKMARKED: Celebrating Contemporary Books & Writers at the Library

Joy Har­jo’s REMEM­BER not­ed on the Library of Con­gress bookshelves

July 22, 2026, Publisher's Weekly
Fall 2026 Fiction & Nonfiction Preview: Poetry
Set against eco­log­i­cal cri­sis, polit­i­cal vio­lence, and tech­no­log­i­cal change, these col­lec­tions grap­ple with the search for belong­ing and connection.
July 21, 2026, Journal of the Austrian Association for American Studies
Indigenous Poets as Cartographers of Crisis and Memory

Joy Har­jo’s sig­na­ture project as US poet lau­re­ate was pub­lished as an intri­cate­ly designed online expe­ri­ence and as the epony­mous print­ed anthol­o­gy Liv­ing Nations, Liv­ing Words.

June 15, 2026, Native News Online
June 15, 2026, The Oklahoman
Joy Harjo releases new jazz album with esperanza spalding

At 75, Joy Har­jo is bal­anc­ing two autumn book releas­es, the ongo­ing devel­op­ment of a musi­cal and the unveil­ing of her jazzy new album of evoca­tive poems and songs.” Read more