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The First Moderns

Using groundbreaking design and rich color, 19th-century Navajo weavers pushed modern art forward decades before East Coast painters.

Ring in the New

Contemporary ring makers bring finesse and art history to these tiny art objects.

In the Pleasant Land

The Peabody Essex Museum celebrates the work of Edmonia Lewis, one of the earliest Black and Indigenous sculptors.

In the Furnace

Rising glass artist Raven Skyriver celebrates the glass-blowing community that nurtured his career.

Pillars of Community

Buyer's Guide

The Eagle Has Landed

Donald Lomawunu Sockyma discusses his journey as a katsina carver, and the importance of finding a unique style in an exciting market.

Collecting Strategy

Useful tips for collectors as they consider historic katsina carvings.

Spiritual Beings

Buyer's Guide

Artist Focus: Regina Free

Cascading Forms

Nancy Youngblood (Santa Clara Pueblo)

Fact and Fiction

Chris Youngblood (Santa Clara Pueblo) & Jennifer Tafoya (Santa Clara Pueblo)

Varied Styles

Chris Pappan (Kaw/Osage/Cheyenne River Sioux) & Jesse Littlebird Laguna/Kewa Pueblo)

Roaring Back

Ryan Singer (Navajo (Diné))

Chic & Refined

High fashion is running on full power during SWAIA Native Fashion Week this May.

A Thriving Community

The Native Elements Art Festival + Market combines art and culture to support a community.

Dimensional Designs

The Wheelwright Museum hosts the first-ever exhibition dedicated to jeweler Julian Lovato.

Lightning in a Bottle

The groundbreaking Artist Hopid collective brought ancient imagery to modern audiences.

Indigenous Identity

The Rockwell Museum celebrates its 50th year with an exhibition of contemporary Native American artwork.

Bridging the Divide

An ongoing exhibition at Colorado’s Fort Lewis College unites a region through Indigenous art.

Doubleheader

Freeman’s offers upward of 700 lots across two April Native American art sales.

Classic & Contemporary

Santa Fe Art Auction celebrates the rich heritage of the Southwest in its May sale.

Extensive Terrain

Native American art and jewelry from the 1930s to today are showcased in Bonham’s spring sale

Spring Collecting

Letter from the Publishers

Mixed Media

Letter from the editor

On the Market

Historic material now available from galleries and dealers from coast to coast. All of the items featured here are available now.

Emerging Artist: Carrie Hill (St. Regis Mohawk)

Need-to-Know and Up-and-Coming Artists From Every Segment of the Market

Fashion Forward

A look at the latest offerings from Indigenous designers shaping the future of fashion.