Indigenous artists of various ethnicities who resist and survive today are present in large galleries, museums and places that were previously colonized and Eurocentric, showing their powerful and revealing arts. The gateway to this precise and assertive moment opens to a new time of discovering who we really are; this is urgent and non-transferable. Organized by guest editors, Kássia Borges and Naine Terena, the dossier “I was here all the time and you didn’t see me: challenges and achievements of Brazilian contemporary indigenous art” brought together articles on contemporary art and the diversity of artistic and cultural expressions that specifically focus and discuss the art of the native peoples of Brazil.