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On May 25, Walker’s Fine Art & Estate Auctions achieved its most successful Inuit and First Nations Art sale to date.

New works in clay by Anita Fields will be on view at King Galleries in Santa Fe.

A buyer’s guide for beadwork with advice from experts

Zoe Urness and Lehi Growing Thunder Eagle collaborate on a new gallery in Santa Fe

Bonhams presents fresh-to-market historic Native American material from across the continent.

Native POP showcases the works of Native American artists with a focus on Great Plains culture

The 59th annual Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair & Market returns March 4 and 5.

A direct link to artists, including booth number, so you can get a head start on your new acquisitions.

Connect directly with artists, including booth numbers, so you can start planning for your new acquisitions.

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Acoma potter Delores Juanico’s works are featured at Lyn A. Fox Fine Pueblo Pottery in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Contemporary potters pair up with pueblo pottery pieces collected by painter Eanger Irving Couse in new Taos exhibition.

A single-owner collection of Native American artwork headlines Heritage Auctions’ upcoming Ethnographic Art sale.

Bonhams presents a bevy of significant Native American artworks in a two-day sale.

Santa Clara potters Kaa Folwell and Stephanie Tafoya come together for a new show at King Galleries.

Wheelwright Museum presents a landmark exhibition of low-relief carvings by Hopi artist Mavasta Honyouti.

Robert Begay, son of jeweler Darryl Dean Begay, charts his own path through the jewelry world.

The Heard Museum offers rare insight into the origins of Hawaiian surfing in a compelling exhibition.

Contemporary art examined through the lens of Indigenous cultural responses.

Freeman’s | Hindman hosts an all-Native American sale that offers a variety of historic and contemporary artworks and objects.

Southwestern Association for Indian Arts hosts its annual Winter Market in a virtual format November 27 to December 11.

Michael Naranjo (Santa Clara Pueblo)

The Heard Museum presents two new exhibitions honoring 100 years of Native American artistry.

The tradition of making Tlingit and Haida pipes is rich with history and cultural significance.

A unique display of Indigenous Northwest Coast art at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum will challenge our perceptions of Western culture.

Navajo painter Tony Abeyta brings modernism back to the Southwest with Convergence opening at the Museum of Northern Arizona