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The Indian Arts Research Center celebrates 40 years with a new lecture series

Navajo textiles headline John Moran’s April 25 Decorative Arts auction.

Traditional teachings and stories bring life to the work of Monica Raphael.

Jesse Monongye (Navajo (Diné)) 1952-2024

Pottery by Nancy and Chris Youngblood will be at Lyn A. Fox Fine Pueblo Pottery

A report on Skinner’s American Indian & Ethnographic Art sale.

Using humor and bright colors, Ken Williams Jr. brings life to his beaded necklaces, bags and cuffs.

Three photo essays at the Eiteljorg highlight issues affecting lives in specific Native communities.

A visit to Zuni reveals much about the character and skills of contemporary artists living and working there today

Six talented artists will be featured inside the Heard Museum Shop during this year’s Indian Fair & Market.

Collectors can take an evening stroll exploring Native American artwork during Scottsdale Gallery Association’s Native Spirit ArtWalk

Powerful photographic portraits give voice to the Indigenous communities of California’s South Coast Range.

Manitou Galleries hosts its first-ever online jewelry sale in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Native American artists are among the featured artists at this year’s International Folk Art Market in Santa Fe.

Native American Art sits down for an exclusive interview with Chuck and Valerie Diker.

SWAIA will introduce a new online platform for Native American artists during Santa Fe Indian Market.

Four pueblo women potters are elevating pottery to stunning new heights.

Nearly 300 museum-quality works of Inuit and First Nations art go on sale May 25 at Walker’s Fine Art & Estate Auctions.

The Micaceous Ceramics of Christine Nofchissey McHorse at Peters Projects in Santa Fe, New Mexico

The National Museum of the American Indian in New York City kicks off a major show examining the work of painter Oscar Howe.

Bonhams’ inaugural sale dedicated to contemporary and modern Native American art sees solid results for established artists.

The Antique American Indian Art Show puts historic art in focus

Western Spirit’s first jewelry exhibition showcases historical and contemporary artists on the cutting edge of their craft.

Six artists will exhibit at the Museum Shop during the annual Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair & Market.

Basketry’s unique place within Native American art is explored in an exhibition inside the Heard Museum and outside during its annual fair and market.

The Heard Museum Shop features the work of seven superb artists during this year’s Indian Fair & Market.

Our columnists give an inside look on what it takes to make it to Market.

Our columnists dive deep into the world of artwork and artists who make it to Market.

The second Abbe Museum Indian Market welcomes 75 artists and performers representing more than 40 tribes.

A comprehensive look into the rich narrative surrounding ledger art, from its early beginnings to artists participating in this year’s Indian Market

Museum of Contemporary Native Arts offers a glimpse into the creations of innovative and influential Native American fashion designers past and present.

A comprehensive look into how Nampeyo’s Sikyatki Revival inspired the careers of Maria and Julian Martinez. By Steve Elmore

Engaged buyers turn out in record numbers for Brian Lebel’s High Noon Show & Auction in Mesa, Arizona.

SITE Santa Fe hosts a powerful solo exhibition of Nicholas Galanin’s highly conceptional, contemporary works.

Harrison Begay’s classic “Studio Style” paintings displayed at Bischoff’s Gallery in Scottsdale, Arizona.

Two artists from two cultures come together to speak with one voice in a new show at the Schack Art Center.

A stunning new basketry collection gift is unveiled at the Eiteljorg Museum in Indianapolis. By Michael Clawson

A new generation of potters is taking risks, pushing boundaries and exploring the unknown in an unprecedented time for younger artists.

Nine contemporary artists will celebrate the Museum of Northern Arizona’s 90th anniversary, and beyond.

Jamie Okuma’s designs are highlighted.

Works by Santa Clara artist Tammy Garcia will be available at a single day “pop-up” show at the Four Seasons Resort Rancho Encantado in Santa Fe.

On May 16 Walker’s Auctions will offer 300 Inuit and First Nations works of art

In the past decade, Iroquois basketry has experienced a resurgence. By Colette Lemmon

A 140- to 150-year-old Navajo transitional blanket may have been intentionally woven to form sacred symbols when folded in certain ways. Or perhaps it’s simply a nice weaving