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Native American Art Magazine 37
February/March 2022
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The Heard Museum Calendar
A comprehensive calendar of events at the Heard Museum, including the Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair & Market.
Read ArticleThe Expert Eyes
Heard Indian Market judges set their sights on the top artwork within each classification.
Read ArticleCenturies of Impact
The Heard Museum presents two new exhibitions honoring 100 years of Native American artistry.
Read ArticleArizona Light
A Phoenix-based collector uses her proximity to the desert and top artists to build her art collection.
Read ArticleInside Access
Six artists will exhibit at the Museum Shop during the annual Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair & Market.
Read ArticleThe Comeback
After a long absence from the Heard Market, bead artist Jackie Larson Bread makes a triumphant return.
Read ArticleWeaving is Life
Weaver siblings, Tyler and Naiomi Glasses, bring their unique perspectives back to Phoenix.
Read ArticleThe Guiding Arrow
Using unique arrow designs and high-quality materials, jewelry artist Jeff DeMent brings his culture into his artwork.
Read ArticleHappy Accidents
Choctaw artist Randy Chitto brings his delightfully fun animals and clowns back to the Heard Fair & Market.
Read ArticleEmerging Youth
The Heard Museum Guild is excited to present the young Native voices of today in the Youth Art Show and Sale.
Read ArticleSpecial Section
Gallery Previews
Conjuring the Sky
Shonto Begay unveils new work at a solo show at Medicine Man Gallery in Arizona.
Read ArticleEvents/Fairs
In the Spirit
Collectors can take an evening stroll exploring Native American artwork during Scottsdale Gallery Association’s Native Spirit ArtWalk
Read ArticlePersonal Interactions
The American Indian Art Show returns as a virtual fair that encourages interactions between dealers and collectors.
Read Article Visit GalleryGlobal Offerings
San Francisco Tribal & Textile Art Show highlights artwork from around the world.
Read ArticleMuseum Exhibitions
Innovation in Form
The National Museum of the American Indian in New York City kicks off a major show examining the work of painter Oscar Howe.
Read Article Visit GalleryRepurposed
A site-specific installation created by Nathan Young recontextualizes items from the Wheelwright Museum’s collection.
Read Article Visit GalleryAuctions
Discovered Treasures
Santa Fe Art Auction’s spring sale promises significant lots by prominent Native artists in varying media.
Read Article Visit GalleryExceeding Expectations
Hindman’s November 3 auction of the Marilyn Eber Collection of Native American Art nearly triples its presale estimate with a sales total of $953,344.
Read ArticleDepartments
Acquisition
The Rockwell Museum will exhibit a recent acquisition of 15 prints by Apsáalooke artist Wendy Red Star this May.
Read ArticleMarket Report
We ask leading dealers of historic and contemporary Native American art what their thoughts are on the market and where it might be headed.
Read ArticleFashion Forward
A look at the latest offerings from Indigenous designers shaping the future of fashion.
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