Past Issue

Memories of a Creative Household

An important new exhibition at the Wheelwright Museum in Santa Fe shines a bright light on Tony Abeyta and his family.

Fashion/2022

Ballad of a Rez Baddie

Reservation Dogs writer and producer Tazbah Chavez takes Native American storytelling in exciting new directions.

Cultural Continuation

Using fashion and art, Lauren Good Day brings her unique perspective to everything she touches.

Heat / Freak

Looking back on the arrival of the OGs of Indigenous Fashion in the Southwest.

Creating Opportunities

Delina White introduces a new collection and expands on her next steps in the fashion world.

Riding High

Silver jewelry, saddle blankets and other items allow Navajo riders to make bold fashion statements from atop horses.

Fashion Forward

A look at nine Indigenous designers and brands that are taking it to the next level, continuously revamping and revitalizing the world of wearable art.

Fashioned by Culture

Great Plains

Hi-Line Treasures

Bold colors and geometric designs exemplify beadwork from Montana’s Northern Plains.

Keeper of Tradition

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

Across the Plains

Artwork from throughout the Great Plains tells larger stories about peace, beauty and strength.

Fluid Design: Juan de la Cruz (Santa Clara)

King Galleries in Santa Fe presents new pottery from Santa Clara potter Juan de la Cruz.

Pop-Up: Preston Singletary (Tlingit)

Blue Rain Gallery presents pop-up show for Preston Singletary in Virginia.

Art & History: Julia Arriola (Mescalero/Mayo)

Medicine Man Gallery in Arizona presents new ledger works by Julia Arriola

Intertwining Stories

Two artists from two cultures come together to speak with one voice in a new show at the Schack Art Center.

Painting the Real Stuff

The Nevada Museum of Art honors Jean LaMarr in a retrospective with more than 100 pieces of work.

Taos Lights

An exhibition at the Couse-Sharp Historic Site highlights a variety of artwork.

Mysteries of the Past

A new exhibition at the Tucson Museum of Art allows Brad Kahlhamer to connect history and spirituality to his origin story.

Significant Artifacts

Hindman prepares for the Native American Art sale of historic treasures.

Big Interest, Strong Sales

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

April/May Calendar

On the Market

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