Native Hosts is an ongoing series of public art interventions to honor Indigenous peoples both ancient and contemporary. Six signs along Orchard Trail identify tribal grounds and histories that are connected to what is now known as Arkansas. “Hestaneheo’o,” is a Cheyenne term that translates to “Tribe of People” or “People of a certain place,” meant to welcome others. The backwards treatment of the word “Arkansas” destabilizes the viewer so that they might see this Native land in a new way.