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Native American artists relate their pandemic stories as they adjust their careers and their art during shutdowns.

The Gaussoin family of artists explores freely amid numerous mediums and styles.

Focus on Artist Jimmy F. Calabaza

Looking back on the rich history of Santa Fe Indian Market.

Up-and-coming Indigenous model Phillip Bread talks style, SWAIA and his Comanche roots.

There is still time to sponsor an award for the juried art competition.

There is still time to sponsor an award for the juried art competition. www.heard.org/fair2021

Best of Show Recognitions and Awards

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Best of Show Recognitions and Awards

Art, friendship and giving back—the next generation of Northern Plains artists

Melissa Cody uses video games and Op Art to help bring her stunning weavings to life.

The School of Advanced Research in Santa Fe presents a pottery exhibition that highlights Pueblo voices.

The Wheelwright Museum’s Jim and Lauris Phillips Center for the Study of Southwestern Jewelry takes visitors on a journey through the history of Native American jewelry.

An introduction to Ojibwe bandolier bags. By Marcia G. Anderson

Meet Shane Hendren, a silversmith trying to leave the jewelry industry better than he found it.

New work by Tony Abeyta will be on view at The Owings Gallery in Santa Fe, August 12 through September 19

King Galleries

Bonhams hosts Modern Native American Art sale featuring work by some of the most esteemed, contemporary Native American artists

Work from the San Ildefonso Pueblo’s day school is featured at Adobe Gallery in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

One of the great art destinations in Santa Fe, La Fonda on the Plaza, celebrates its centennial.

Native American jeweler David McElroy’s collection reflects the cultures that surround his Santa Fe home. By John O’Hern

Six rare Navajo textiles illustrate artistic adaptation.

Fashion show director Amber-Dawn Bear Robe creates a safe place for designers to explore their work and challenge viewers.

Some helpful tips for non-Native viewers interested in exploring Native American fashion brands.

Paint, Paper & Photography

The California home of Bob and Lora Sandroni features exquisite beadwork, a Western Sioux quilled dress and more

Oklahoma’s longest-running Native American art show and competition returns to Cherokee Springs Plaza to celebrate its 52nd year.

Nancy Youngblood and Chris Youngblood show pottery at Lyn A. Fox Fine Pueblo Pottery

Manitou Galleries will celebrate Native American jewelry with a group exhibition

A record number of bidders help drive Cowan’s Auctions’ April 6 sale of American Indian and Western Art to $1.4 million

Celebrating 90 years of women at the Heard Museum.

Maria Martinez was at the first Santa Fe Indian Market in 1922. Her legacy lives on a century later.

The late Christopher Cardozo to be honored during a sale of his collection in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Eddie Basha’s stunning jewelry collection, recently gifted to the Heard Museum, is part of a new exhibition opening February 7.

A new Heard Museum exhibition explores Maria Martinez’s work within the framework of American modernism.

Bonhams hosts the annual Modern Native American Art sale, featuring a wide variety of art by celebrated Native American artists.

After a recent renovation, the Heard Museum Shop reaffirms its commitment to Native artists.

3 Under 30 will feature new works by Jordan Roller, Chris Youngblood, and Johnathan Naranjo, presented by King Galleries & Virgil Ortiz.

A survey of contemporary Native art at Crystal Bridges reframes American art history

Jared Tso (Diné) and Alexandria Bipatnath (Shawanaga First Nations)

Chris Youngblood fights the clay, and himself, while chasing his family’s great pottery legacy.