Native American Art Magazine

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Jewelry, the Wearable Art

Native American Art Magazine

American Art

Dec/Jan

ON THE Market • Historic material now available from galleries and dealers from coast to coast.

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» ACQUISITION • The Rose Art Museum acquires four important works, two of them by Native American artists

LIFE / LAND / WATER • The Eitlejorg Museum unveils a major renovation of its Native American galleries in Indianapolis.

GOOD COMPANY • At the Art Institute of Chicago, a Kelly Church basket is being shown next to one of the most iconic works of American art.

ALL THAT GLITTERS • Native American Art magazine returns to the world of jewelry.

OFF THE CHAIN • Stunning pendants from seven top jewelry artists.

WILD & WONDERFUL • Tea sets, place settings, silver eggs and other unique designs set the work of Lyndon B. Tsosie apart in the jewelry world.

MAN PEOPLE OF THE • From the Olympics to Congress, Ben Nighthorse Campbell’s jewelry reveals a fascinating career.

TREASURE BOXES • The Heard Museum in Phoenix highlights a unique facet of Native American silver.

INAUGURAL SALE • Manitou Galleries hosts its first-ever online jewelry sale in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

SHINY OBJECTS

MONUMENTAL FORMS • A look inside the world of sculpture, from copper and stone to clay and metal. Top Native American artists guide collectors into our inaugural sculpture special section.

UNDER THE SKIN • Rose B. Simpson’s newest sculptural work is meant to challenge viewers and reveal uncomfortable truths.

AN ANCIENT PRACTICE • After thousands of years, the art form of hammered copper continues to inspire Native American artists today.

MOVING MOUNTAINS • After a long break working in his painting studio, Oreland Joe is returning once again to stone sculpture.

A HISTORY IN SCULPTURE

A Perfect Pairing

“Ca’Win” Jimmy F. Calabaza (SANTO DOMINGO PUEBLO)

Rainbow Light • The Museum of Northern Arizona highlights around 30 significant works from the career of Baje Whitethorne Sr.

Documenting the Land • The relationship between artist and place is explored during an exhibition at the Millicent Rogers Museum.

Revolution • An exhibition celebrating the artwork of Living Treasure Virgil Ortiz is on view at MIAC.

Winter in Santa Fe • More than 150 artists will participate in SWAIA’s Winter Market in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Old & New • Brian Lebel’s Mesa Old West Show & Auction offers both historic and contemporary artwork and material.