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Cowan’s April 8 sale of American Indian and Western Art yields success for items from the Ritchie collection, beadwork and more

The Great Southwestern Antique Show celebrates 20 years running, including a special exhibit showing women’s attire from the New Mexico frontier days

The Heard Museum delves into a superb collection of Navajo textiles and the stories behind them during an exhibition on view through fall 2021.

Santa Fe Art Market brings major Native American artwork to bidders during its popular August sale.

Stunning soft-sculpture dolls are now on view at the Heard Museum from the Diker Collection.

Pueblo potters demonstrate their work at Lyn A. Fox Fine Pueblo Pottery.

The Santa Fe Art Auction will be offering major historic and contemporary works at a jewelry sale December 11.

Master jeweler Ric Charlie brings his beautiful new gold designs to Santa Fe Indian Market.

Susan Folwell (Santa Clara)

Native American masterworks from the Charles and Valerie Diker Collection arrive at the Met’s American wing

2,000 years of pottery is on view at the Arizona State Museum in Tucson, Arizona.

Brian Lebel’s Mesa Old West Show & Auction returns with a friendly atmosphere and a huge variety of materials.

The demonstrators at the Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair & Market provide firsthand accounts of their materials and creative processes.

After thousands of years, the art form of hammered copper continues to inspire Native American artists today.

An inside look at the life and artwork of leading Pacific Northwest Coast carvers from the past and present.

Insights on the history and characteristics of Pueblo pottery owls. By Rochelle Belsito

Top-tier works and exhibitions on view at Native American art galleries during ArtWalk in Scottsdale, Arizona.

Sovereign Santa Fe brings the public another year of unique, contemporary Native American art

Collector Lambert Wilson is celebrated in an exhibition at the Bardo Arts Center in North Carolina

The Wheelwright Museum hosts the annual Artists Market and two exhibitions alongside Santa Fe Indian Market.

Chase Kahwinhut Earles (Caddo)

Chris Youngblood (Santa Clara) and Jennifer Tafoya (Santa Clara)

Iroquois Arts Festival celebrates Haudenosaunee culture

A popular exhibition on painter George Catlin returns with a new section featuring Native American artworks.

In every issue of Native American Art magazine, we publish the only reliable guide to all major upcoming fairs and shows nationwide

The revered art form of beadwork is woven deep into the history and culture of the Crow people.

From Indian Market to Hollywood, Brent Learned’s art crosses mediums and centuries.

A Phoenix-based collector uses her proximity to the desert and top artists to build her art collection.

Along with the booths and the artists, a number of other popular SWAIA events are returning to the streets of Santa Fe.

More previews of the events happening as a part of Indian Market

More previews of events happening as a part of Indian Market.

Previews of the Best of Show Reception and Fashion Show.

With gorgeous weather and energetic buyers, SWAIA’s Santa Fe Indian Market returns for its 98th year.

Medicine Man Gallery in Arizona presents new ledger works by Julia Arriola

March in Montana brings 750 lots of Western and Native American art to Great Falls

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

Karla and Jean-Michel Rendu’s Santa Fe home displays contemporary paintings alongside Indigenous art

Arizona’s Heard Museum to celebrate pottery makers throughout the centuries at 58th annual Indian Fair & Market.

An ongoing exhibition at the Abbe Museum in Maine explores Mi’kmaq porcupine quillwork.

More than 70 gallery owners and trader will exhibit art objects at the seventh annual Objects of Art Santa Fe Show.

Located in the Pojoaque Pueblo, La Mesita Ranch Estate is imbued with Pueblo art and history. By John O’Hern

A new exhibition at the Brinton Museum in Wyoming examines the 17 parts of the Fort Laramie Treaty.

Whitehawk Antique Indian & Ethnographic Art Show returns to the Santa Fe Community Convention Center.

The Art of Randy Chitto