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Tribes from across the U.S. gather at the Red Earth Festival to celebrate Native American art and heritage.

Gallery Preview: Pottery of the Southwest

Heard Museum katsina buyer James Barajas offers some do’s and don’ts when it comes to collecting the popular doll carvings

Through her unique creations, including birchbark biting, Wanesia Misquadace brings attention to vital causes.

Galleries and dealers come together to bring World Tribal and Native American Art to homes through a virtual event.

Museum of Northern Arizona showcases recent additions to its collection that reflect a changing world.

Dorothy Dunn’s complicated presence in Santa Fe produced artwork that resonates still today.

Basket artist Carol Emarthle-Douglas has devoted her life to the cultivation and expansion of tradition.

New offerings at annual Antique American Indian Art Show provide options for connoisseurs to add to their collections.

Native Elements reinvents and reinvigorates a long-standing annual Santa Fe event.

For nearly 40 years, the Whitehawk Antique Indian & Ethnographic Art Show has offered collectors of historic Native art a chance to see the highest quality work from dealers across the country.

The first annual Objects of Art LA show welcomed 50 galleries

After winning the top award at the 2021 Santa Fe Indian Market, Rhonda Holy Bear returned to her studio with a renewed passion.

Jennifer Tafoya (Santa Clara)

Mateo Romero (Cochiti Pueblo)

A Heard Museum in Phoenix exhibition explores the unique relationship American Indians have with the land and how it is conveyed through their art. By Beth Ducket

Heritage Auctions to feature more than 500 lots in upcoming ethnographic sale in Dallas.

The Heard Museum presents a large collection of contemporary art from Indigenous North America.

Historic and vintage oval rings by Native American jewelers of the Southwest show evolving aesthetics, exploration of techniques and individual artistic visions.

Figural design motifs give expression to Zuni inlay jewelry.

Works from Kiowa artist Etahdleuh Doanmoe help push Heritage Auctions’ June sale to more than $1 million

An important collection of early 20th-century Native American materials saw massive success during Bonhams’ recent single-owner sale.

Empowering Artists — Celebrating Expression

A Necessary Detour

Emerging quillwork artist, Anthony Hernandez, shares the process and inspiration behind his contemporary works of art.

The Eiteljorg Museum unveils a major renovation of its Native American galleries in Indianapolis.

Tammy Garcia (Santa Clara)

An exhibit at the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture tackles Apache history

Using exquisite designs and natural materials found in the Northeast, Jeremy Frey has redefined basketry for a new generation.

A new exhibition at the Utah Museum of Fine Arts explores the subject of air and its many complex facets.

IAIA pushes artists to explore their history. Many of them end up at the Santa Fe Indian Market.

A landmark exhibition at the Hood Museum of Art showcases the transcendent photography of Cara Romero.

The annual Native Treasures event benefits the Museum of Indian Arts & Culture.

New Mexico collectors let Santa Fe Indian Market inform their art tastes and their growing collection.

Trandscending Duality: The Santa Fe Studio Style opens at the Museum of Northern Arizona.

Bob and Lora Sandroni’s collections in their Santa Fe and California homes maintain a connection to the people who made and wore them. By John O’Hern

Historic and contemporary Pueblo pottery showcased at Lyn A. Fox Fine Pueblo Pottery in Santa Fe, New Mexico

A new exhibition at the New Mexico History Museum explores the rich history of Santa Fe Indian Market.

Diné artist Damian Jim’s merchandise painting provides optimism in the current times.

The Heard Museum presents an uplifting exhibition that points to the future by remembering the past.

A dedicated group of Wabanaki artists have brought renewed interest to ash basketry.

In a commissioned piece for the Smithsonian, Tyra Shackleford showcases sprang weaving.

A traveling retrospective traverses the career of Joe Feddersen and his relationship with land and culture.

Approximately 40 historic Plains Indian artifacts will be available in the exhibition Waks’upi Ihunkahan at Nambe Trading Post