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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.

From a modest storefront in Phoenix, Xavier Bitsui is bringing stones from all around the world to jewelry artists.

Two collectors with sharp eyes have connected their remarkable beadwork to history, and even individual artists.

Eight master and emerging bead artists share their latest projects and art. By Debra Utacia Krol

Stitch to Stitch

Cowan’s will host its Native American Art auction on April 16 with more than 200 lots hitting the market.

The Objects of Art Santa Fe returns with contemporary and historic Native American, tribal and ethnographic art and fashion.

The Objects of Art Santa Fe returns with contemporary and historic Native American, tribal and ethnographic art and fashion.

SWAIA board member Daniel Crane has curated a dynamic contemporary Native American art collection

Cowan’s spring Native American art auction features beautifully crafted baskets, beadwork and carvings.

Pueblo pottery and works by Charles Loloma among the standout lots in Leslie Hindman Auctioneers’ November 5 Arts of the American West sale.

A buyer’s guide for Native jewelry with advice from the experts

Historic bracelet designs from a century ago still dazzle.

Tammy Garcia (Santa Clara Pueblo)

Collectors can explore stunning examples of historic Haudenosaunee bags during an online exhibition at John Molloy Gallery.

Sonwai’s jewelry is featured in an unprecedented exhibition at the Heard Museum

Boasting hundreds of artists, the Heard Indian Market returned to Phoenix March 4 and 5

2024 Fair Sponsors

A distinguished group of judges returns to choose the top award winners at the Heard Indian Fair & Market.

Gallery Preview: Waddell Gallery

Arland Ben uses his unique outlook on life to guide his family and his jewelry.

Free Indian Market founder Gregory Schaaf has a long history with Native American artists.

SWAIA Fashion and the Process of Creating Art to Wear

Santa Fe Art Auction celebrates another successful Native American-Indigenous Art sale with pottery as the top seller.

Top honors go to large works of art at another remarkable Santa Fe Indian Market in New Mexico.

The Free Indian Market hosts 500 artists for its August show in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

The San Francisco-based American Indian Art Show and Tribal & Textile Art Show shift to an online format for 2021.

The Heard Museum presents an exhibition of Meryl McMaster’s photographic work, past and present.

Gorgeous Arizona weather and lively crowds brought excitement to the Heard Museum Indian Fair

A wide range of Native treasures will be offered at Bonhams’ upcoming Native American Art sale, including a major collection of jewelry.

The National Museum of Wildlife Art’s new exhibition focuses on Inuit culture and history.

Manitou Galleries in Santa Fe, New Mexico, will pair Burgess’ paintings with Greyshoes’ sculptures