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The Museum of Indian Arts and Culture’s Native Treasures Art Market is now in its 14th year

Santa Fe Art Auction’s spring sale promises significant lots by prominent Native artists in varying media.

Two artists from very different backgrounds create a new mural at the Museum of Contemporary Native Art.

The December 5 auction of Native American art at Bonhams features strong selection of contemporary and historic items.

Hindman’s Arts of the American West sale features standout pieces in both the historic and contemporary segments of the market.

The Marin show draws collectors to San Francisco with its distinct collections of American Indian art.

Contemporary and historic materials are highlights of the 32nd annual American Indian Art Show – Marin in San Rafael, California.

The relationship between artist and place is explored during an exhibition at the Millicent Rogers Museum.

The two-day Kananesgi Fashion Show and Art Market returns with more than 50 artists in Cherokee, North Carolina.

The inaugural SWAIA Native Fashion Week launches in Santa Fe on May 2

The friendships that Howard and Joy Berlin share with the artists they collect form the backbone of their collection

Jennifer Tafoya at King Galleries

The transformations of Manuel Denet Chavarria

Zuni artistry soars with the Knifewing and Rainbow Man designs.

Contemporary pottery works on display at King Galleries

Native Treasures Art Market in Santa Fe celebrates a milestone of 15 years running.

Joseph Lugo (Santa Clara) and Sergio Lugo (Santa Clara)

Zuni artists bring immense value and a rich narrative to the art of jewelry and turquoise.

Pottery Buyers Guide

Tim Blueflint Ramel carves elegant flutes that carry stories of the past and present.

A buyer’s guide for collecting historic and contemporary pottery with advice from experts in the field.

Jewelry has long held a special place at Santa Fe Indian Market. 2022 will be no exception.

Native American jewelers are finding tremendous success across the Pacific as Asian fashion is guided by retro Americana

Lyn A. Fox Fine Pueblo Pottery showcases unusual 20th century pottery

Native American representation is the theme at the Oklahoma State Capitol, where art tells stories about the past and present.

The collection of renowned jeweler Charles Loloma and his wife will be featured in the Sante Fe Art Auction’s summer sale.

The Great Southwestern Antique Show returns for its 23rd year with nearly 100 exhibitors

T.C. Cannon is the subject of an exhibition at the Heard Museum in Phoenix.

Jeweler Maria Samora embraces the past as she takes her jewelry in exciting new directions.

The Heard Museum Guild is excited to present the young Native voices of today in the Youth Art Show and Sale.

The return of the Best of Show Reception sets the stage for this year’s Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair & Market.

Whitehawk Antique Indian & Ethnographic Art Show is back in action for its 43rd year

The Whitehawk Antique Indian & Ethnographic Art Show brings world-class art and antiques to Santa Fe.

Fritz Scholder dominates Hindman’s $2.7 million fall sale of Western and Contemporary Native American Art.

Seminole culture takes center stage in an exhibition of items from the Reeves collection at the Orlando Museum of Art

The Tucson Museum of Art exhibits works from the James T. Bialac Collection in Southern Arizona.

The Great Southwestern Antique Show honors historic art and artifacts.

Navajo artist Eugene Tapahe’s Never Forget Standing for Unity was awarded Best of Show at the 2018 Cherokee Art Market.

The annual American Indian Art Show | Marin was met with strong crowds and new collectors

King Galleries presents a solo exhibition of pottery by sgraffito artist Joseph Lonewolf.

The signature jewelry piece of the Native Southwest, the squash blossom necklace, has a surprising history

Make the most of Native Art Week with this detailed and comprehensive listing of events in and around Santa Fe.

Plan your Santa Fe visit with this comprehensive and detailed listing of events during Market Week.

A calendar to all of the happenings at the Heard Museum and during the Indian Fair & Market.

An exhibition at the Albuquerque Museum celebrates the creative prowess of artists who have attended the Santa Fe Indian Market over the years.

Lyn A. Fox Fine Pueblo Pottery in Santa Fe, New Mexico, will present Black: Pueblo Pottery Then and Now, 1880-2016, August 1 through October 31.

A look at the designs of Navajo concha belt centers and buckles throughout time.

Blue Rain Gallery in Santa Fe, New Mexico, showcases new works by Richard Zane Smith.

After moments of self-discovery as an artist, Leith Mahkewa flourished in the art world.