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King Galleries celebrates 28 years in business with a special show for the 2024 Heard Indian Market.

IAIA hosts its annual benefit and auction that supports the artistic futures of many emerging and established Indigenous artists.

History and culture unite in a stunning Santa Fe collection that emphasizes pueblo pottery.

Native American jewelry and Navajo weavings are showcased during an annual event at Inn and Spa at Loreto.

The American Indian Arts Marketplace returns to the Autry Museum of the American West for its 28th year

Six Native American artists are featured in the Smithsonian’s newest Renwick Invitational, dealing with themes involving cultural honor and burden.

The Saint Louis Art Museum opens a Native American-themed sequel to a popular 2008 exhibition.

Hindman prepares for the Native American Art sale of historic treasures.

Santa Fe Art Auction hosts a remarkable sale of classic to contemporary Native American art works.

A traveling beadwork exhibition underlines the radical possibilities of art as activism.

A variety of historic and contemporary Native American materials was available at Brian Lebel’s Old West Show in Arizona.

The Eiteljorg Museum’s 25th anniversary Indian Market and Festival will feature art, demonstrations and performances

A new exhibition at Chicago’s Field Museum presents works by contemporary artists who were inspired by the museum’s historic collection.

Family, clay and Indian Market unite potters Tammy Garcia and Autumn Borts-Medlock.

Preston Singletary’s glass totems are showcased at Blue Rain Gallery

Little as they may be, these works of jewelry art are wrought with stunning detail and one-of-a-kind materials.

The 14th annual Cherokee Art Market brought together outstanding artwork from a diversity of tribes nationwide.

Allan Houser bronze works are among the top lots available at the Scottsdale Art Auction in Scottsdale, Arizona.

Marcellus and Elizabeth Medina’s recently completed storage jar features 96 birds, their designs honoring Zia tradition. By John O’Hern

Two new exhibitions featuring the work of Marie Watt show two unique sides of the artist.

Heritage Auctions’ upcoming Ethnographic Art sale includes an array of Native American pottery, beadwork and basketry.

Leslie Hindman Auctioneers’ Arts of the American West sale features Native American lots with strong provenance across collecting categories

Skinner’s next American Indian & Ethnographic Art auction includes a selection of Plains and Northwest Coast material, textiles, baskets, pottery, jewelry and more.

Katsina dolls and textiles are among the standouts of Bonhams’ December 4 sale of Native American art

Bonhams’ December Native American art auction brings in nearly $1.5 million in San Francisco.

The 33rd annual American Indian Art Show — Marin was well received by collectors.

Brian Lebel and Morphy Auctions return to Las Vegas for a live sale and dealer show.

Carver Keli’i Eli brings his unique heritage into his exciting stone sculptures.

Native American artists bring raw emotion into their work to express larger ideas about their humanity and culture.

An annual show at Adobe Gallery showcases Native nativity scenes

The Great Southwestern Antique Show unveils a new look and a wide array of antiques for its 21st year.

Santa Fe Art Auction brings icons of the West and Southwest to bidders in November for the 30th year.

The Great Southwestern Antique & Vintage show reported brisk sales.

The 20th anniversary of the Great Southwestern Antique Show saw stellar results

The Saunders collection of Southwestern art and pottery will cross the block during Cowan’s Auctions’ September 21 sale

Prehistoric through contemporary Native American pieces are among the highlights of Heritage Auctions’ Ethnographic Art sale on June 26

Author Barry Walsh turns his attention to contemporary katsina carvers and offers insight on who to collect right now

A look at textiles from artists, galleries and dealers across the country.

Crocker Art Museum displays the distinctive works of Helen Hardin and her trailblazing family.

An exhibition of pottery by Ambrose Atencio at Bischoff's Gallery in Scottsdale, Arizona

The exhibition José Bedia: Tribal Affinities at Tambaran 2 Gallery explores the relationship between the artist’s collections and his work.

The Tesuque, New Mexico, property of Marshall and Lee Ann Hunt, called Little Crow Ranch, honors Natives American art and heritage.

Bischoff’s Gallery features the art of Jack To’baahe Gene and Frank Gene.

A groundbreaking new book based on the pottery collection of Eric S. Dobkin focuses on artists speaking about their own work

The Scoville Collection of Plains material leads Cowan’s Auctions’ two-day American Indian & Western Art auction to more than $2 million in sales.

Orlando Dugi is a consistent voice within—and beyond— the Native American fashion world.

Youth artists will be in competition at the Youth Art Show & Sale during the annual Heard market.