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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

The Wheelright Museum hosts its annual August Benefit Sale and Artists’ Market.

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.

(Acoma/Taos/Ohkay Owingeh)

The Art of Randy Chitto

The Heard Museum Guild recognizes the following 81 artists who have participated in the Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair & Market for more than 20 years. “Thank you for sharing your art with us.”

Generational artwork from Susan Folwell on display at King Galleries.

The sixth annual Antique American Indian Art Show highlights the traditions of Native American art.

2019 Demonstration Artists

Visit the booths of all our Santa Fe Indian Market advertisers by using this quick reference.

Visit the booths of all our Santa Fe Indian Market advertisers by using this quick reference.

Visit the booths of all our Santa Fe Indian Market advertisers by using this quick reference.

As you make your way through the Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair & Market, be sure to stop by artists who appear in this issue.

As you make your way through the Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair & Market, be sure to stop by artists who appear in this issue.

Leslie Hindman Auctioneers offers strong works in many mediums at its annual Arts of the American West sale in Denver.

A traveling exhibition in South Dakota asks questions about the Wounded Knee Massacre

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Manitou Galleries

Classic Northwest Coast jewelry designs are getting a high-tech upgrade that is transforming the genre.

After winning a Joan Mitchell Fellowship, artist Mikayla Patton joins an exclusive group of American artists.

SWAIA has created a platform to proudly strut Native-made fashion into the future.

The Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair & Market returns to an in-person event in Arizona.

Brian Lebel’s Cody Old West Show & Auction makes a triumphant return to Santa Fe.

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

After a successful first year, SWAIA’s Native Fashion Week returns to Santa Fe for another series of fashion-themed events.

Brian Lebel’s popular Mesa Old West Show & Auction returns to Arizona with stunning jewelry and historic artifacts.

The Heard Museum welcomes visitors to the 65th annual market.

Tony Abeyta returns to Owings Gallery for a monumental new solo show in Santa Fe.

Susan Folwell (Santa Clara)

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

Reservation Dogs writer and producer Tazbah Chavez takes Native American storytelling in exciting new directions.

Native American baskets collected during the late Victorian era are highlighted in a new exhibition at Montclair Art Museum.

A prominent basket collection leads Leslie Hindman Auctioneer’s Arts of the American West sale in Denver

The 32nd annual American Indian Art Show – Marin saw record attendance and steady clients throughout the weekend event.