Native American Art Magazine

Divided into four major categories, each bimonthly issue has its own easy-to-find color-coded section. Quickly turn to the section that interests you the most. Each section lists dates and addresses for upcoming events and activities so you don't miss any important shows or sales.

Modern Influence

Native American Art Magazine

Coast to Coast

CONTRIBUTORS

June/July

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

Walking the Runway • The traditional clothing contest returns to Santa Fe Indian Market.

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POTTERY

Navajo Pitch Pottery: Much More Than Folk Art

A Community of Clay • The School of Advanced Research in Santa Fe presents a pottery exhibition that highlights Pueblo voices.

Here and There • Blue Rain Gallery brings together historic and contemporary pottery to tell richer stories within the Southwest.

What Grabs the Eye • Pottery, paintings and historic material fill the collection of an Arizona couple.

More Than a Simple Decoration • The Museum of Indian Arts and Culture presents a nuanced view of ancestral pueblo pottery design.

Family Traditions • Chris Youngblood (Santa Clara)

Back to Taos • Susan Folwell (Santa Clara)

Strong Line-Up

Forged Earth

Northwest Coast

Automated Aesthetics • Classic Northwest Coast jewelry designs are getting a high-tech upgrade that is transforming the genre.

The Heritage of the Chilkat Blanket (Naaxéin): A History and Art Preserved

Old Growth • Using materials from the earth and exquisite design, Stz’uminus artist Qap’u’luq is bringing renewed attention to the Northwest Coast.

Form Line • Tlingit artist James Johnson allows traditional design to inspire his visual language.

Changing the Narrative of the American West • A unique display of Indigenous Northwest Coast art at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum will challenge our perceptions of Western culture.

Within the Clouds • Artists from the Northwest Coast bring unique stories and designs to their remarkable artwork.

Boundless Creativity

A Luminous Experience

Article of History • A new exhibition at the Brinton Museum in Wyoming examines the 17 parts of the Fort Laramie Treaty.

Objects in Motion • A series of 15 prints by Wendy Red Star are showcased in a spotlight exhibition at the Rockwell Museum

Eclectic Eyes • The collection of renowned jeweler Charles Loloma and his wife will be featured in the Sante Fe Art Auction’s summer sale.

Culture and Craft • Artists from across the United States and Canada gather at the 30th annual Eiteljorg Indian Market and Festival

Back in Phoenix • The Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair & Market returns to an in-person event in Arizona.

White Glove Sale • All lots sell in John Moran's sale of the James M. Cole Collection of American Indian Art