
Current Issue
Native American Art Magazine 56
April/May 2025
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Repainting History
Denver Art Museum presents the first major U.S. solo exhibition for celebrated and controversial Cree painter Kent Monkman.
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Letting Creativity Flow
Emerging quillwork artist, Anthony Hernandez, shares the process and inspiration behind his contemporary works of art.
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Two collectors with sharp eyes have connected their remarkable beadwork to history, and even individual artists.
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A stunning exhibition of bead art opens at the Eiteljorg Museum in Indiana.
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A new book celebrates the life and work of ground-breaking weaver DY Begay.
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Master Artists
Top Native American painters and sculptors will have works in the upcoming Scottsdale Art Auction.
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Events/Fairs
Back on the Runway
After a successful first year, SWAIA’s Native Fashion Week returns to Santa Fe for another series of fashion-themed events.
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An exhilarating high-fashion show created by Amber-Dawn Bear Robe takes Santa Fe by storm.
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Native Elements reinvents and reinvigorates a long-standing annual Santa Fe event.
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Living Light
A landmark exhibition at the Hood Museum of Art showcases the transcendent photography of Cara Romero.
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Museum of Northern Arizona showcases recent additions to its collection that reflect a changing world.
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Multidisciplinary Selection
Bonhams hosts its inaugural sale of Native American artworks including a significant single-owner collection.
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Freeman’s | Hindman hosts an all-Native American sale that offers a variety of historic and contemporary artworks and objects.
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On the Market
Historic material now available from galleries and dealers from coast to coast. All of the items featured here are available now.
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A look at the latest offerings from Indigenous designers shaping the future of fashion.
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The Denver Art Museum expands its collection with works by Teri Greeves and Fritz Scholder.
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