# Cara Romero
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cara romero (born 1977 in Inglewood) is a Chemehuevi photographer from the United States. She is known for her dramatic digital photography that examines Indigenous life through a contemporary view.
== Biography ==
cara romero was born in Inglewood, CA. and was raised on the Chemehuevi Valley Indian reservation.
Cara Romero: Ancestral Spirit Through a Modern Lens
Artist and maker Cara Romero shares her journey – from childhood spent in the Chemehuevi reservation in the Mojave Desert, to acclaimed photographer with exhibits worldwide. Discover her artistic inspirations, her connection to the supernatural, and how her work creatively tackles themes like indig…
The Power of Art for Healing and Justice | Joy Harjo & Cara Romero
In this program, we drop in on a remarkable conversation between two world-renowned Native American women artists. National Poet Laureate and musician Joy Harjo riffs with distinguished photographer Cara Romero. They discuss how life is art, and how they make their art to reflect the lived truths o…
The Native American LandBack Movement Reaches Urban America
Corrina Gould is a celebrated activist of the First Peoples of the Bay Area and a leader in the LandBack Movement. She has helped forge a model for returning stolen land to Native American Tribes and restoring sacred sites in a defiant act of remembrance and resistance against cultural erasure.
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Cara Romero: Panûpünüwügai (Living Light) Lecture at Scottsdale Art Week - Epi. 389, Hosted by Curator Emilia Mickevicius
I recently attended and exhibited at Scottsdale Art Week, which was the third week in March. They had a lovely series of lectures, and one of them was with photographer Cara Romero. She's a terrific artist that I have in my personal collection.
The Phoenix Art Museum has a big show of her work on d…
Beyond the Lens: Cara Romero on Cultural Photography, Native Representation, and Visual Storytelling
In this episode, Cara Romero details her meticulous and layered approach to building theatrical, high-production visual narratives. Formally trained in black-and-white composition, Cara adheres to the philosophy that if a visual concept does not function in monochrome, it will not succeed in color.…
Walking Through Dreams: Joy Harjo's Journey in Poetry and Art
In this episode, we journey into the profound world of art, storytelling, and connection with the remarkable Joy Harjo, the first Native American poet laureate of the United States. Through her insightful keynote from the 2025 Bioneers Conference, Harjo shares her experiences and wisdom on the impo…
'Betrayed': New book takes aim at Trump White House
A nonpartisan, D.C.-based policy group that calls itself “The Common Sense Coalition” aims a few centuries’ worth of members’ political, legal, strategic and economic knowledge at the first 16 months of Donald Trump's second presidency. The book, Betrayed: America Didn’t Vote For This, is the work …
Tony Abeyta (Diné): Inside the Artist's Studio - Epi. 420, Host Dr. Mark Sublette
During Santa Fe Indian Market 2026 I got the opportunity to go up to Tony Abeyta’s studio, and for me, an artist’s studio is always a sacred place because you not only see where they produce and make their art, but you get to see their surroundings that enable them to do what they need to do as a c…
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