Talk to Our Team

We love hearing from readers, collaborators, and fellow thinkers questioning what modern-day Native American legacy looks like in the 21st century.

Why Reach Out?

We welcome thoughtful messages about our contemporary Native art project, whether you’re an artist, writer, or just curious about the conversation.

Collaborations & Commissions

If you’re interested in co-creating something bold or commissioning a piece that questions modern-day Native American identity, we’d love to explore ideas. No rigid briefs — just a genuine exchange.

Press & Speaking Enquiries

For press features, interviews, or speaking invitations that unpack Indigenous legacy in contemporary art, get in touch. We’re open to podcasts, panels, and written Q&As.

Direct Line

Our small team reads every message, though we can’t always reply immediately. We’re particularly keen to hear from UK-based galleries and cultural institutions engaging with Indigenous art discourse — whether you’re reflecting on Tate Modern’s 2021–22 Anishinaabe artist showcase, championing work at Rainmaker Gallery in Bristol, stewarding the British Museum’s ongoing Indigenous Americas collection, or shaping Indigenous programming at the Edinburgh Art Festival.

Email & Socials

Drop us a line at [email protected]. We read everything and aim to reply within 48 hours. If you spot an error or have a suggestion, please do send a tip or correction — we’re always learning.

Studio Hours (GMT)

We’re a small distributed team based across time zones, but we check messages during standard UK working hours, Monday to Friday.

Exiled NDNZ is a shared space for rethinking legacy, and your voice matters in that dialogue. So don’t be shy — say hello, challenge us, or just share what’s on your mind.