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Brian Lebel’s Cody Old West Show & Auction returns to Santa Fe to offer a huge selection of Native American material.
Issue 45, Page 116 Read Article Visit Gallery WebsiteAllard Auctions’ Best of Santa Fe auction looks to break records with rare finds from jewelry, beadwork and basketry.
Issue 4, Page 220Rare and one-of-a-kind historical items will be available at Brian Lebel’s Old West Show & Auction in Texas
Issue 9, Page 144Two shows at the New Bedford Whaling Museum examine the role of whales in Indigenous communities.
Issue 51, Page 52 Read Article Visit Gallery WebsiteAn exhibition at Crystal Bridges aims to expand existing impressions of the West.
Issue 53, Page 82 Read ArticleThe Speed Art Museum undertakes a vital re-evaluation of its Native American art collection.
Issue 53, Page 58 Read ArticleA large, site-specific installation by Cannupa Hanska Luger hangs in the Albuquerque Museum through July 2022.
Issue 35, Page 106 Read ArticleNew pottery and a painting by Les Namingha are on view at King Galleries
Issue 15, Page 102 Visit Gallery WebsiteBonhams’ upcoming Native American art sale takes place this December in Los Angeles, California.
Issue 30, Page 106 Read ArticleThe Cherokee Art Market gathers more than 150 artists for a weekend of sharing artwork, stories and culture
Issue 23, Page 140Sovereign Santa Fe showcases Native American artists at the forefront of the cutting edge.
Issue 40, Page 258 Read ArticleObjects of Art Santa Fe returns to New Mexico with another comprehensive offering of beautiful objects and artifacts from around the world
Issue 16, Page 268Works by prominent Native American painters and sculptors will be offered at Hindman’s Denver sale
Issue 47, Page 122 Read Article Visit Gallery WebsiteWorks in stone, bronze, paint and photography are available at the Scottsdale Art Auction on April 6 in Arizona.
Issue 20, Page 148The Peabody Essex Museum explores the paintings, poetry and politics of T.C. Cannon
Issue 14, Page 148The Great Southwestern Antique Show celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Summer of Love.
Issue 10, Page 280SWAIA’s Virtual Indian Market brought hundreds of artists online, many for the first time.
Issue 30, Page 98 Read ArticleThe Eiteljorg Museum will host the 2021 Indian Market and Festival online with showcases of juried artwork, performances and demonstrations.
Issue 33, Page 124 Read ArticleVerma Nequatewa channels the Hopi Way of life in her new work at the Faust Gallery in Scottsdale, Arizona.
Issue 7, Page 98 Visit Gallery WebsiteThe Brinton Museum presents new stained glass works by Lakota artist Angela Babby.
Issue 41, Page 98 Read Article Visit Gallery WebsiteAn estimated 250 lots will go to the auction block in Skinner’s American Indian & Ethnographic Art auction May 6.
Issue 2, Page 124Excitement abounds as Native American artist Jeffrey Gibson heads to La Biennale di Venezia.
Issue 51, Page 100 Read ArticleBriscoe Western Art Museum hosts a traveling exhibition dedicated to contemporary Chickasaw artwork through January 18.
Issue 30, Page 102 Read ArticleHeritage Auctions’ June 23 sale of Native American art features weavings, pottery and more
Issue 9, Page 140Ledger art narrates the catastrophic decimation of Native American people, and their resultant insubordination and struggle to survive.
Issue 32, Page 52 Read ArticleAn ongoing exhibition at the Wheelwright Museum explores the work of glassmaker Tony Jojola
Issue 50, Page 100 Read Article Visit Gallery WebsiteThe traditional clothing contest returns to Santa Fe Indian Market.
Issue 39, Page 32 Read ArticleWoven works at Sundog Fine Art in Bozeman, Montana.
Issue 7, Page 90 Visit Gallery WebsiteA new exhibition at Adobe Gallery features the paintings of Navajo artist Harrison Begay.
Issue 21, Page 118Auction in Santa Fe is highlighted by quality antique and contemporary Native American pieces.
Issue 4, Page 216More than 600 artists brought art of all varieties to the Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair & Market
Issue 3, Page 112A look at the Navajo poncho serape from its early beginnings through today.
Issue 20, Page 52Whether it’s a textile you can wear, a gloriously patterned rug or even a wall hanging, this collection awards you with not only a sense of culture and heritage, but the warmth of companionship
Issue 26, Page 86 Read ArticleAn exhibition explores the correlations between Diné textiles and photography, and the insights they provide into the Navajo homeland and the American Southwest.
Issue 47, Page 58 Read ArticleThe legacy of Cherokee artist Shan Goshorn is honored during an exhibition at the Gilcrease Museum.
Issue 30, Page 104 Read ArticleGraffiti-inspired works by Thomas “Breeze” Marcus are shown at Blue Rain Gallery
Issue 14, Page 120 Visit Gallery WebsiteWeaver siblings, Tyler and Naiomi Glasses, bring their unique perspectives back to Phoenix.
Issue 37, Page 106 Read ArticleArt dealer James Compton uses weavings to tie together a stunning collection of Western and Native American art.
Issue 35, Page 78 Read ArticleUsing time-honored traditions, modern basket makers are adding to the art of basketry with stunning design and innovation.
Issue 41, Page 80 Read ArticleThis is an exciting year for the Heard community as we prepare to host the 62nd annual Indian Fair & Market while celebrating the museum’s 90th year (1929–2019).
Issue 25, Page 61 Read ArticleA large lineup of Native American artists joins the Masters of the American West exhibition.
Issue 49, Page 140 Read Article Visit Gallery WebsitePottery, paintings and historic material fill the collection of an Arizona couple.
Issue 39, Page 56 Read ArticleThe Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art celebrates the story of craft in America over more than eight decades.
Issue 32, Page 112 Read Article