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Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair & Market News 2020

2021 Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair & Market News

The Harwood Museum of Art examines the lowrider culture in Northern New Mexico.

Vermont’s Shelburne Museum establishes curator of Native American Art

The annual Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair & Market fashion show illuminates the work of Indigenous designers with an upgraded venue.

An introduction to our Northwest Coast Special Section

Navajo weavings and Acoma pottery are expected to garner attention during Heritage Auction’s fall sale.

More than 70 lots of Native American art will cross the block during Altermann Galleries & Auctioneers’ two-day August sale.

Bonhams’ June 17 sale of Native American art includes pottery and baskets from several important estates.

Fine art and art objects come together in Brian Lebel’s Santa Fe Old West Show & Auction.

A series of 15 prints by Wendy Red Star are showcased in a spotlight exhibition at the Rockwell Museum

Weavings and other artwork are on prominent display at the Huntsman Cancer Institute in Utah.

Twenty historic trade blankets are on view July 16 through November 15 at the Maryhill Museum of Art

Signature summer shows Objects of Art and American Indian/Tribal Santa Fe merge into one grand event

In every issue of Native American Art magazine, we publish the only reliable guide to all major upcoming fairs and shows nationwide.

The Santa Fe Botanical Garden features a dynamic display of sculptural works by Native American artists.

Stunning pendants from seven top jewelry artists.

Brian Lebel’s Mesa Old West Show & Auction offers both historic and contemporary artwork and material.

Bonhams ends the year in style with another successful Native American art sale.

Using materials from the earth and exquisite design, Stz’uminus artist Qap’u’luq is bringing renewed attention to the Northwest Coast.

More than 100 pieces from the Nancy and Alan Cameros Collection now on view at the Rockwell Museum.

Peshawn Bread makes a powerful statement about Indigenous art in front of the cameras. And behind them.

Contemporary Native American jewelry artists use design to shine in the area of rings.

Diné artist Patrick Dean Hubbell deconstructs art history with inventive works celebrating materiality and personal symbolism.

Historic material now available from galleries and dealers from coast to coast.

Historic material now available from galleries and dealers from coast to coast.

Historic material now available from galleries and dealers from coast to coast.

Historic material now available from galleries and dealers from coast to coast. All of the items featured here are available now.

Historic material now available from galleries and dealers from coast to coast.

Historic material now available from galleries and dealers from coast to coast. All of the items featured here are available now.

Historic material now available from galleries and dealers from coast to coast.