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Artwork in multiple mediums by Sheldon Harvey is on view at Faust Gallery.

An exhibition brings together nine artists who explore Indigenous history, cultures and representation through the camera lens.

More than 700 tribes to be represented at the 33rd annual Gathering of Nations event in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Ric Charlie brings home the Best of Show award at the Cherokee Art Market

The new state-of-the-art Burke Museum in Seattle opens in October and will feature an expanded and re-envisioned Bill Holm Center for the Study of Northwest Native Art.

American Indian antique experts gather in Santa Fe for the Antique American Indian Art Show

An exhibition at the Autry Museum examines the impacts of the California Spanish Mission system from an Indigenous viewpoint.

This March, downtown Scottsdale’s galleries come together for the annual Native Spirit ArtWalk

Native food, music and fashion take over the streets of Old Town Scottsdale.

The Eiteljorg Museum features a contemporary exhibition of works by 2023 fellowship recipients.

The SWAIA Winter Indian Market sets the stage for an idyllic holiday season with original artwork from 150 artists.

Helen Cordero (Cochiti, 1915-1994) began making pottery figures in the 1950s.

Modern West showcases three Native American artists in three concurrent online exhibitions

Much More Than Folk Art

A look at these rare and unique pictorial weavings created in the 1920s and 1930s. By Rebecca M. Valette and Jean-Paul Valette

A new exhibition at the Crystal Bridges Museum examines the work of the Indian Space Painters.

Paint, Paper & Photography: Buyer's Guide

The Summer Heritage Festival and Native Art Market are back this year with new adaptations.

The Whitehawk Antique Indian & Ethnographic Art Show offers collectors the chance to dive into endless treasures

Montclair Art Museum looks to the future with a reassessed Native American art collection.

Veteran and first-time collectors united at Brian Lebel’s Mesa Old West Show & Auction in Arizona.

The first major event in August in New Mexico is always the Great Southwestern Charity Antiques Show, now in its 18th year.

Artists featured in the Museum Shop are now eligible to win ribbons in any category, including the coveted Best of Show award.

Distinct Native American voices come together at Blue Rain Gallery in Santa Fe, New Mexico

Sovereign Santa Fe continues to elevate cutting edge, contemporary Native American artists.