Past Issue
Native American Art Magazine 10
August/September 2017
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Path to Market
A photo essay by Gabriella Marks
The Out-of-Towners
Meet SWAIA artists who travel from non-southwestern states to come to Market
The Stories That Rest between the Metal, the Torch and the Stones
Leading female Native American jewelers share their histories, techniques and inspirations
Paying it Forward
An act of kindness began painter Micqaela Jones’ first Indian Market and kindness is what she brings back year after year
The New Native Renaissance
After more than a century of ups—and downs—Native American filmmaking surges forward with old and new talent
Beauty & Form
SWAIA board member Daniel Crane has curated a dynamic contemporary Native American art collection
Spoken Through Clay
A groundbreaking new book based on the pottery collection of Eric S. Dobkin focuses on artists speaking about their own work
Special Section
The Official Guide to the 2017 Santa Fe Indian Market
Gallery Previews
A Family Tradition
Nancy Youngblood and Chris Youngblood show pottery at Lyn A. Fox Fine Pueblo Pottery
Visit GalleryDance Wand
The work of Ramona Sakiestewa are exhibited in a solo show at TAI Modern
Visit GalleryBringing Friends Together
Zoe Urness and Lehi Growing Thunder Eagle collaborate on a new gallery in Santa Fe
Events/Fairs
Native Relics
American Indian antique experts gather in Santa Fe for the Antique American Indian Art Show
Windows to the Past
Antique Indian and ethnographic materials return to Santa Fe for the 39th annual Whitehawk show
Crossing Cultures
The eighth annual Objects of Art Santa Fe presents historic and contemporary art from around the world.
Vintage Southwest
The Great Southwestern Antique Show celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Summer of Love.
Shared Passions
Native American jewelry and Navajo weavings are showcased during an annual event at Inn and Spa at Loreto.
Rooted in Tradition
The second annual Zuni Show presents art and culture from the Pueblo
Auctions
Noteworthy Examples
More than 70 lots of Native American art will cross the block during Altermann Galleries & Auctioneers’ two-day August sale.