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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Official Booth Map of 2021 SWAIA Santa Fe Indian Market

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

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

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

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

Susan Folwell exhibits new works at King Galleries

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

Over 4,000 collectors and robust sales made the 2016 Objects of Art show one of the best in its seven-year history.

A new photograph exhibition in Pennsylvania highlights images of the late 1800s.

Modern ledger artist Chris Pappan adorns canvases of the past with visions for the future.

March in Montana’s auction of fine art and collectibles rounds out Russell Week in Great Falls, Montana.

A look at the groundbreaking exhibition, Apsáalooke Women and Warriors, and the historic art and objects that give it life.

A comprehensive calendar of events at the Heard Museum, including the Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair & Market.

Experts in many fields unite at the Heard Museum to bestow awards and cash prizes to the top artists.

Unraveling the fascinating story behind the unintentional discovery of turquoise in the open pit copper mine around Bisbee, Arizona.

The Heard Museum opens monumental exhibition Beauty Speaks for Us in the new Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust Grand Gallery on January 12.

A look at the groundbreaking exhibition, Apsáalooke Women and Warriors, and the historic art and objects that give it life.

Santa Fe collector Dugan McElroy seeks out artwork that speaks to her vision of the Southwest.

Morning Star Gallery in Santa Fe, New Mexico, will host the exhibition The Art of War, August 10 through September 5

A window into how the merging of these two outstanding materials became a cornerstone of Native artistry.

Works by Michael Naranjo featured at the Booth Western Art Museum in Cartersville, Georgia.

An exhilarating high-fashion show created by Amber-Dawn Bear Robe takes Santa Fe by storm.

A look at the juried competition, special awards and judges for the 2021 Heard Museum Guild Virtual Indian Fair & Market.

An expanding Santa Fe Art Auction turns its attention to its major November sale in New Mexico.

The Heard Indian Fair & Market united people of all stripes immediately before the world drastically changed.

East Coast native Joel Hurwitz finds inspiration in the art of Santa Fe. By John O’Hern

A new exhibition at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center highlights three Taos Pueblo artists working in different mediums.

After a long absence from the Heard Market, bead artist Jackie Larson Bread makes a triumphant return.

Exploring the life and work of Hopi katsina carver James Kootshongsie. By Barry Walsh

Letter from the editor

Mark Ron Taho brings authentic realism to his contemporary katsina carvings.