Past Issue

Back in Time

Martin Scorsese’s Killers of the Flower Moon enlists artists and authentic objects to take viewers back to the Osage Nation in the 1920s.

On the Fringes

Diné artist Patrick Dean Hubbell deconstructs art history with inventive works celebrating materiality and personal symbolism.

Objects of Healing

Weavings and other artwork are on prominent display at the Huntsman Cancer Institute in Utah.

A Woven History

Taos Art Museum presents an exhibition of illuminating 19th-century Navajo child’s blankets.

Weaving Between the Lines

An exhibition explores the correlations between Diné textiles and photography, and the insights they provide into the Navajo homeland and the American Southwest.

On the Loom

Museums 2023/2024

Story Telling

Museums around the country are presenting exhibitions that allow Native Americans to tell their own stories.

Road (Map) Warrior

Jaune Quick-to-See Smith brings her fascinating Memory Map exhibition from New York to Texas.

Future Space

In an exhibition at the Nevada Museum of Art, Cannupa Hanska Luger puts a futuristic spin on “cargo cults.”

The Other Side

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

Meaningful Representation

The National Gallery of Art exhibits an unprecedented survey of contemporary Native art.

Coast to Coast

A sweeping exhibition of Canadian Indigenous art makes its international debut at the Heard Museum.

Interference Patterns

SITE Santa Fe hosts a powerful solo exhibition of Nicholas Galanin’s highly conceptional, contemporary works.

Implode/Explode

The Bates College Museum of Art will feature 13 artists in a genre-bending exhibition in Maine.

Museum Guide 2023/2024

Art Heals

Modern West Fine Art hosts a show of new photographic work by Navajo artist Eugene Tapahe.

Dynamic Voices

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

Etched in History

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

Back to the Basics

After the centennial celebration and rain, Santa Fe Indian Market returns in sunshine for its 101st year.

Immersive and Inclusive

Varied Work

Works by prominent Native American painters and sculptors will be offered at Hindman’s Denver sale

Notable Artifacts

Navajo weavings and Acoma pottery are expected to garner attention during Heritage Auction’s fall sale.

October/November Calendar

Down the Runway

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

On the Market

Historic material now available from galleries and dealers from coast to coast. All of the items featured here are available now.