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' Issue #17
Southwestern Expanse

The 20th anniversary of the Great Southwestern Antique Show saw stellar results

Issue 17, Page 145
' Issue #17
Southwestern Focus

The Saunders collection of Southwestern art and pottery will cross the block during Cowan’s Auctions’ September 21 sale

Issue 17, Page 158
' Issue #15
Spanning the Centuries

Prehistoric through contemporary Native American pieces are among the highlights of Heritage Auctions’ Ethnographic Art sale on June 26

Issue 15, Page 144
' Issue #22
Spirit Beings

Author Barry Walsh turns his attention to contemporary katsina carvers and offers insight on who to collect right now

Issue 22, Page 138
' Issue #8
Spirit Lines

A look at textiles from artists, galleries and dealers across the country.

Issue 8, Page 82
' Issue #31
Spirit Lines

Crocker Art Museum displays the distinctive works of Helen Hardin and her trailblazing family.

Issue 31, Page 106 Read Article Visit Gallery Website
' Issue #5
Spiritual Connections

An exhibition of pottery by Ambrose Atencio at Bischoff's Gallery in Scottsdale, Arizona

Issue 5, Page 100 Visit Gallery Website
' Issue #3
Spiritual Forces

The exhibition José Bedia: Tribal Affinities at Tambaran 2 Gallery explores the relationship between the artist’s collections and his work.

Issue 3, Page 96 Visit Gallery Website
' Issue #5
Spiritual Sanctuary

The Tesuque, New Mexico, property of Marshall and Lee Ann Hunt, called Little Crow Ranch, honors Natives American art and heritage.

Issue 5, Page 76
' Issue #2
Spiritual Ways

Bischoff’s Gallery features the art of Jack To’baahe Gene and Frank Gene.

Issue 2, Page 94
' Issue #10
Spoken Through Clay

A groundbreaking new book based on the pottery collection of Eric S. Dobkin focuses on artists speaking about their own work

Issue 10, Page 150
' Issue #24
Standout Collection

The Scoville Collection of Plains material leads Cowan’s Auctions’ two-day American Indian & Western Art auction to more than $2 million in sales.

Issue 24, Page 160 Read Article
' Issue #50
Stargazer

Orlando Dugi is a consistent voice within—and beyond— the Native American fashion world.

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' Issue #55
Starting Young

The Heard Museum is presenting the popular Youth Art Show & Sale during the annual market in March.

Issue 55, Page 122 Read Article
' Issue #49
Starting Young

Youth artists will be in competition at the Youth Art Show & Sale during the annual Heard market.

Issue 49, Page 124 Read Article
' Issue #37
Statement Pieces

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' Issue #50
Statement Pieces

Lesley Hampton creates chic, elegant designs for all body types

Issue 50, Page 42 Read Article
' Issue #2
Static Decay

Cannupa Hanska Luger’s new exhibition, Reliquary, examines ceramic skulls as vessels of life, death and everything in between.

Issue 2, Page 120
' Issue #12
Staying Focused

Navajo works are the cornerstone of Jan Musial’s art collection

Issue 12, Page 116
' Issue #35
Step by Step

The Art of collecting antique Navajo weavings

Issue 35, Page 52 Read Article
' Issue #15
Stepping Out with Beaded Beauty

The Museum of Indian Arts and Culture showcases beaded moccasins. By Maxine McBrinn

Issue 15, Page 68
' Issue #26
Stewardship

Don and Liza Siegel, who have donated many works in their collection to the new Field Museum exhibition, celebrate Indigenous American culture through the connections shared with their Native friends.

Issue 26, Page 92 Read Article
' Issue #26
Still Standing Strong

Apsáalookbia: Still Standing Strong is intended to capture and acknowledge the strength, beauty, fierceness and success that Apsáalooke women embody.

Issue 26, Page 80 Read Article
' Issue #14
Stitch by Stitch

Contemporary basket artists continue tradition. By Debra Utacia Krol

Issue 14, Page 94
' Issue #27
Stitched in Sovereignty

An exhibition of contemporary art at Couse-Sharp Historic Site spotlights the ways in which Indigenous peoples maintain their identities, culture and artistic expression.

Issue 27, Page 64 Read Article
' Issue #55
Stitched through Time

Henry Payer explores the cultural landscape of Nebraska through Indigenous ribbonwork appliqué.

Issue 55, Page 140 Read Article
' Issue #24
Stone Age

No matter what type of turquoise you prefer, authenticity and quality are key

Issue 24, Page 104 Read Article
' Issue #40
Stories & Memories

Hindman presents two consecutive sales this September highlighting remarkable collections of Native American art.

Issue 40, Page 270 Read Article Visit Gallery Website
' Issue #48
Stories in Metallurgy

Kenneth Johnson rises above with awards, a new film and exquisite jewelry work.

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' Issue #47
Story Telling

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

Issue 47, Page 68 Read Article
' Issue #30
Storytellers

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' Issue #52
Strength and Quality

Around 100 dealers showcase a variety of Native American objects and art at the 25th Great Southwestern Antique Show.

Issue 52, Page 232 Read Article Visit Gallery Website
' Issue #12
Striking Collections

Arriving at auction during Bonhams Native American Art sale will be collections of weavings, katsina, paintings and more

Issue 12, Page 148
' Issue #21
Strong Demand

A collection featuring Southwestern pottery, textiles and katsinas pushed Cowan’s spring American Indian & Western Art sale to $1.3 million.

Issue 21, Page 160
' Issue #39
Strong Line-Up

Issue 39, Page 68 Read Article
' Issue #18
Strong Performance

A noteworthy collection of Native American art leads Cowan’s fall American Indian & Western Art sale to more than $900,000.

Issue 18, Page 154
' Issue #7
Strong Performance

Three collections of pottery lead Heritage Auctions’ December 13 sale of Native American art.

Issue 7, Page 126
' Issue #1
Stunning Variety

A diverse selection of offerings will be available from art dealers at Brian Lebel’s High Noon Show & Auction in Mesa, Arizona.

Issue 1, Page 108 Visit Gallery Website
' Issue #53
Summer Days

Warm weather didn’t stop thousands of people from celebrating Native American art in Santa Fe.

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' Issue #58
Summer Market

Santa Fe Art Auction’s Native Market sale features a massive 700 lots.

Issue 58, Page 234 Read Article Visit Gallery Website
' Issue #15
Sun Dance

Bowdoin College Museum of Art stages an exhibition around a remarkable late-19th century Lakota painting

Issue 15, Page 130
' Issue #14
Superb Provenance

Important works with incredible histories hit the auction block at Cowan’s in Cincinnati, Ohio

Issue 14, Page 156
' Issue #34
SWAIA Santa Fe Indian Market Booth Map

Official Booth Map of 2021 SWAIA Santa Fe Indian Market

Issue 34, Page 85 Read Article
' Issue #19
SWAIA Winter Market

Issue 19, Page 168
' Issue #36
Symbols in the Fire

Using stories from Indigenous cultures from all around the world, Preston Singletary is revolutionizing glass.

Issue 36, Page 44 Read Article
' Issue #12
Symmetry in Stone

The Heard Museum presents a retrospective of Richard I. Chavez’s jewelry

Issue 12, Page 84
' Issue #45
Talent in the Region

Artists from the Northeast Woodlands are inspired by nature and tradition.

Issue 45, Page 92 Read Article
' Issue #55
Talkin’ Shop

A talented group of artists will be occupying the Heard Shop during this year’s market.

Issue 55, Page 94 Read Article
' Issue #14
Taos Light

Susan Folwell exhibits new works at King Galleries

Issue 14, Page 124 Visit Gallery Website
' Issue #38
Taos Lights

An exhibition at the Couse-Sharp Historic Site highlights a variety of artwork.

Issue 38, Page 118 Read Article Visit Gallery Website