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East Coast native Joel Hurwitz finds inspiration in the art of Santa Fe. By John O’Hern

A new exhibition at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center highlights three Taos Pueblo artists working in different mediums.

After a long absence from the Heard Market, bead artist Jackie Larson Bread makes a triumphant return.

Exploring the life and work of Hopi katsina carver James Kootshongsie. By Barry Walsh

A comprehensive guide to the history of Native American basketry. By William A. Turnbaugh, Ph.D., and Sarah Peabody Turnbaugh, M.S.

Heard Indian Market judges set their sights on the top artwork within each classification.

Five generations of Folwell Family pottery fills a new exhibition at the Booth Museum in Georgia.

Lehuauakea and Ian Kuali‘i explore Hawaiian identity with their newest works.

Award-winning jeweler Sarah Aragon brings a variety of techniques together to create her stunning artwork.

Crafted for special ceremonies among the Diné people, dress panels are more than works of art, they’re a lasting part of material culture.

Northeast Woodlands features introduction

Using pop culture and mass-media stories, painter Ryan Singer taps into his own heritage and interests.

An ongoing exhibition at the Nevada Museum of Art focuses on large pieces by Rose B. Simpson.

Pathways Indigenous Arts Festival showcases the works of more than 400 Indigenous artists with an abundance of entertainment

Heard Indian Market judges examine hundreds of works of art each year to find the top award winners.

Yukon, Northwest Territories and Alaskan artists return to the desert for Santa Fe Indian Market.

Using unique arrow designs and high-quality materials, jewelry artist Jeff DeMent brings his culture into his artwork.

The complete guide to all the events happening at the Heard Museum in and around the 2020 Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair & Market.

A comprehensive calendar of events at the Heard Museum, including the Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair & Market.

A comprehensive calendar of events at the Heard Museum, including the Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair & Market.

A comprehensive calendar of events at the Heard Museum, including the Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair & Market.

A History and Art Preserved

David K. John (Diné)

I am as old as the memory of my people and as young as my children yet unborn

Multi-faceted artist Jason Brown talks art, music, fashion design and the continuous evolution of his creative expression.

Cutting-edge contemporary jewelry from some of the top Native American artists packs a powerful punch at the James Museum in Florida. By Michael Clawson

A closer look at the impact of the emerald ash borer beetle on Northeastern tribal basket making.

The Wheelright Museum presents 70 years’ worth of jewelry from the Schultz Collection.

A comprehensive dive into the elements that make up the captivating art of the Pacific Northwest.

The Scottsdale Gallery Association presents an evening full of entertainment and visual splendor at the annual Native Spirit ArtWalk.

After more than a century of ups—and downs—Native American filmmaking surges forward with old and new talent

Fashion is Contemporary Art: Indigenous Designers Holding Space

Maine’s Colby College Museum of Art brings in Native American voices to add context to non-Native artwork.

Meet SWAIA artists who travel from non-southwestern states to come to Market

The Pencil is the Key: Drawings by Incarcerated Artists, on view through January 5, 2020, contains several ledger drawings.

Artists from the Northeast Woodlands bring a passionate energy and stunning new work to the art market.

In a new permanent exhibit, the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center brings all 19 Pueblos together to tell a complete story.

After an emotional visit to his hometown museum, collector William Healey began a whole new art collection. Then he gifted it to the Saint Louis Art Museum.

A complete listing of all the designers appearing at SWAIA Native Fashion Week in Santa Fe.

Textiles and Weavings Buyer's Guide

The discovery of a Navajo masterpiece.

Patricia Michaels’ studio and fashion design are her sanctuary. By Alicia Inez Guzmán

Don Supplee brings new jewelry pieces to Palace Jewelers at Manitou Galleries.

The popular Old West Show & Auction makes its debut in Las Vegas with important material available to bidders.

New works by Nathan Youngblood on view at King Galleries.

Leading female Native American jewelers share their histories, techniques and inspirations

A blending of time, culture and place are woven into the fibers of American Indian fashion history. By Crystal G. Herman

Blue Rain Gallery will host a new exhibition of works by Hyrum Joe (Navajo/Southern Ute/Hopi/Apache) on August 17 at its Railyard location in Santa Fe.

A new exhibition at the National Museum of the American Indian in New York City focuses on the art of narrative storytelling on paper and beyond. By Michael Clawson