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Native American Art Magazine

August-September 2022/ No. 40
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.

The Celebration Begins

Native American Art Magazine

A Time for Triumph

CONTRIBUTORS

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

NATIVE AMERICAN ART

Remembering the Future: 100 YEARS of Santa Fe Indian Market

ARTISTS IN THIS ISSUE • Visit the booths of all our Santa Fe Indian Market advertisers by using this quick reference.

Santa Fe Locations • FIND NATIVE ART EVENTS, SHOWS, AUCTIONS, FAIRS AND EXHIBITIONS DURING NATIVE ART WEEK

Sante Fe in AUGUST • Find all the Native American arts exhibitions, events and sales in and around the 2022 Santa Fe Indian Market centennial celebration.

Forward Momentum • Indigenous Celebration 2022 aims to support Native American artists and events during a momentous year.

ULTIMATE WARRIORS • Santa Fe Indian Market artist Jhane Myers helps bring new Predator movie to screens this August.

100 YEARS of PURPOSE • Looking back on the rich history of Santa Fe Indian Market.

A LASTING Legacy • Maria Martinez was at the first Santa Fe Indian Market in 1922. Her legacy lives on a century later.

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

EARTHY and ETERNAL • Jewelry has long held a special place at Santa Fe Indian Market. 2022 will be no exception.

THE FORCE is with Him • Using pop culture and mass-media stories, painter Ryan Singer taps into his own heritage and interests.

Sisters United • Family, clay and Indian Market unite potters Tammy Garcia and Autumn Borts-Medlock.

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

A Creative Space • Fashion show director Amber-Dawn Bear Robe creates a safe place for designers to explore their work and challenge viewers.

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

MORE THAN MARKET • An impressive slate of SWAIA events await market visitors all around Santa Fe

Around the MARKET

Guide to Market

Jewelry

Sculpture

Pottery

Paintings, Drawings, Graphics and Photography

Pueblo Carvings

Textiles

Diverse Arts

Beadwork & Quillwork

Basketry

From THE STUDIO

Art and Experiences

Legacy and Renewal

Labor of Love

Timeless Jewelry

Shining Bright

Pottery Duo

Be Dazzled

Visions in Clay

Intentional by Design • Museum of Contemporary Native Arts offers a glimpse into the creations of innovative and influential Native American fashion designers past and present.

Precious Finds • The Wheelwright Museum continues a tradition when it hosts the 47th Annual Benefit Event to support future exhibitions and education

Objects of Interest • Signature summer shows Objects of Art and American Indian/Tribal Santa Fe merge into one grand event

New Discoveries • The Whitehawk Antique Indian & Ethnographic Art Show offers collectors the chance to dive into endless treasures

Eclectic Treasures • The Great Southwestern Antique Show returns for its 23rd year with nearly 100 exhibitors

Vanguard Visions • Sovereign Santa Fe...


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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.

The Celebration Begins

Native American Art Magazine

A Time for Triumph

CONTRIBUTORS

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

NATIVE AMERICAN ART

Remembering the Future: 100 YEARS of Santa Fe Indian Market

ARTISTS IN THIS ISSUE • Visit the booths of all our Santa Fe Indian Market advertisers by using this quick reference.

Santa Fe Locations • FIND NATIVE ART EVENTS, SHOWS, AUCTIONS, FAIRS AND EXHIBITIONS DURING NATIVE ART WEEK

Sante Fe in AUGUST • Find all the Native American arts exhibitions, events and sales in and around the 2022 Santa Fe Indian Market centennial celebration.

Forward Momentum • Indigenous Celebration 2022 aims to support Native American artists and events during a momentous year.

ULTIMATE WARRIORS • Santa Fe Indian Market artist Jhane Myers helps bring new Predator movie to screens this August.

100 YEARS of PURPOSE • Looking back on the rich history of Santa Fe Indian Market.

A LASTING Legacy • Maria Martinez was at the first Santa Fe Indian Market in 1922. Her legacy lives on a century later.

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

EARTHY and ETERNAL • Jewelry has long held a special place at Santa Fe Indian Market. 2022 will be no exception.

THE FORCE is with Him • Using pop culture and mass-media stories, painter Ryan Singer taps into his own heritage and interests.

Sisters United • Family, clay and Indian Market unite potters Tammy Garcia and Autumn Borts-Medlock.

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

A Creative Space • Fashion show director Amber-Dawn Bear Robe creates a safe place for designers to explore their work and challenge viewers.

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

MORE THAN MARKET • An impressive slate of SWAIA events await market visitors all around Santa Fe

Around the MARKET

Guide to Market

Jewelry

Sculpture

Pottery

Paintings, Drawings, Graphics and Photography

Pueblo Carvings

Textiles

Diverse Arts

Beadwork & Quillwork

Basketry

From THE STUDIO

Art and Experiences

Legacy and Renewal

Labor of Love

Timeless Jewelry

Shining Bright

Pottery Duo

Be Dazzled

Visions in Clay

Intentional by Design • Museum of Contemporary Native Arts offers a glimpse into the creations of innovative and influential Native American fashion designers past and present.

Precious Finds • The Wheelwright Museum continues a tradition when it hosts the 47th Annual Benefit Event to support future exhibitions and education

Objects of Interest • Signature summer shows Objects of Art and American Indian/Tribal Santa Fe merge into one grand event

New Discoveries • The Whitehawk Antique Indian & Ethnographic Art Show offers collectors the chance to dive into endless treasures

Eclectic Treasures • The Great Southwestern Antique Show returns for its 23rd year with nearly 100 exhibitors

Vanguard Visions • Sovereign Santa Fe...


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