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A buyer’s guide for jewelry with advice from experts.

Contemporary and historic jewelry is on view at Waddell Gallery

Rare pieces from well-known collectors stole the show at the fall American Indian and Western Art auction at Cowan’s

Diné College’s Navajo Cultural Arts celebrations continue via online hubs for 2021.

The Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art showcases the art of the art of Tonita Peña, Joe Herrera and other Pueblo painters

Santa Fe art collectors use their culture-rich city to meet artists and acquire new works for their collection.

Cowan’s Auctions brings to market items from several important collections during its September 23 American Indian and Western Art sale.

A new David Bradley retrospective asks viewers to consider social issues in the artist’s Pop Art and folk-inspired work.

Susan Folwell (Santa Clara)

Oklahoma welcomes 150 artists from across the country to the 11th annual Cherokee Art Market.

The Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian presents eight decades of paintings in a new exhibition on view in New York City.

The Wheelwright Museum highlights 40 years of artwork by celebrated Navajo impressionist Shonto Begay.

Native American Art magazine virtually sits down with Kim Peone to discuss the future of the Santa Fe Indian Market and her new role as the executive director. 

Materials from all segments of the Native American art market will be available during Brian Lebel’s Old West Show & Auction

Prehistoric through contemporary Native American artwork is available during Cowan’s September 23 sale of American Indian and Western art

Plains Indian material leads Skinner’s December 1 sale of American Indian & Ethnographic Art.

Strong phone and internet bids drove top American Indian artifacts high at Skinner’s December 1 auction in Boston.

Objects of Art opens August 10 at El Museo Cultural in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

The Museum of Northern Arizona highlights around 30 significant works from the career of Baje Whitethorne Sr.

A wide range of tribal art and other artifacts will hit the auction block at Skinner’s American Indian & Ethnographic Art sale this fall.

After a handover from Cowan’s, Hindman launches its first Native American art sale in Cincinnati.

Skinner, Inc.’s May 6 sale of American Indian & Ethnographic Art led by two rare and important outfits.

Fresh to the market Eskimo masks and a portrait by Fritz Scholder lead Bonhams’ December 5 sale of Native American art.

By Debra Utacia Krol

August 19 through September 6, 20 paintings by Comanche artist Nocona Burgess will be on view at Giacobbe-Fritz Fine Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

American Indian basketry and the Arts and Crafts movement. By Natalie Fay Linn

An exhibition explores the influence of the Star Wars movies on contemporary Indigenous Artists

Blue Rain Gallery in Santa Fe’s Railyard Arts District holds its Annual Celebration of Native American Art during Native Art Week

A retrospective of artwork by Kay WalkingStick is on view now at the National Museum of the American Indian.

Native American women are among the exhibiting artists at a new exhibition at the Thomas Cole National Historic Site

An examination into the origins and popularity of the famous jewelry design.

Beadwork, textiles and pictorials are among the standouts of Skinner Inc.’s December 2 American Indian & Ethnographic Art sale

The American Indian Arts Festival elevates the diverse works of Native American artists.

Join Santa Fe Art Auction in their first sale of the year beginning January 21.

Stephen Standing Bear’s powerful work depicting the 1876 battle is at Philbrook Downtown in Tulsa, Oklahoma. By Donna Poulton

A Letter from the director of SWAIA

A site-specific installation created by Nathan Young recontextualizes items from the Wheelwright Museum’s collection.

Hundreds of dealers will be showing artifacts and art at Brian Lebel’s Old West Show & Auction June 11 and 12.

The Objects of Art Show, the Whitehawk Antique Show and the Antique American Indian Art Show saw record crowds and sales in the weeks preceding the Santa Fe Indian Market

Lyn A. Fox Fine Pueblo Pottery shows Darance Chimerica’s katsinam in a new exhibition.

The La Luz de Taos biennial gala returns to the Couse-Sharp Historic Site in Northern New Mexico

After canceling the 2020 event, Santa Fe Indian Market comes roaring back to life in true Santa Fe fashion.

Museum of Indian Arts & Culture presents exhibition of pottery by its newest Living Treasure recipient, Jody Naranjo

The Wheelwright Museum hosts an impressive exhibition spanning the career of Navajo artist Mary Morez.

History and tradition guide a number of exceptional pueblo carvers as they tell stories through cottonwood.

One of the first exhibitions of its kind, King Galleries presents a comprehensive collection of Ohkay Owingeh revival pottery. By Susan Sorg