Past Issue

Coming Home

Two important buffalo robes return (briefly) to the United States for the first time since the 1830s. By Chadd Scott

Pottery

A Place at the Table

Chris Youngblood fights the clay, and himself, while chasing his family’s great pottery legacy.

Experiments in Style

Using ultra-contemporary design and bright color, Les Namingha elevates his pottery into a class by itself.

Beauty by Design

Tammy Garcia (Santa Clara Pueblo)

Timeless Classics

Tony Da (1940-1982, San Ildefonso Pueblo)

Earthen Identity

Culture Guide Seattle

Magnifying Perspective

Karen Clarkson (Choctaw)

Clear Perspectives

Vibrantly Evolving

The Autry Museum in Los Angeles brings back the American Indian Arts Festival for a thrilling 34th edition

A Summer Showcase

The Eiteljorg Museum hosts its highly anticipated annual Indian Market & Festival.

Valley of the Sun

The Heard Museum Fair & Market returned to Phoenix for the 67th edition of the popular event.

Observation and Connection

MIAC ties together the celestial and Native American culture within an exhibition of 67 artworks.

Engaging the Future

An exhibition currently on view at MIAC showcases the recipients of the competitive Goodman Fellowship.

Man with a Mission

The Heard Museum presents the first major retrospective for Apache artist Bob Haozous.

Varied Material

Fine art and historic material unite at Morphy Auctions’ and Brian Lebel’s Old West Show & Auction in Santa Fe.

Global Offerings

Native American jewelry shines in Heritage’s signature Ethnographic Art auction.

Four Masterpieces

Coeur d’Alene Art Auction offers four incredible paintings by painter Oscar Howe.

Broad Appeal

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

The Emerald City

Once in a Lifetime

Letter from the editor

June/July 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.