Native American Art Magazine

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Museums are a Gift of History

Native American Art Magazine

Of the Earth

June/July

ACQUISITION • The National Gallery of Art has acquired a beaded sculpture by Seneca Nation of Indians artist Marie Watt.

Moving Forward • SWAIA names Jamie Schulze as the organization’s new executive director

FASHION FORWARD • A look at the latest offerings from Indigenous designers shaping the future of fashion.

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

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ECHOES from the PAST • Native American representation is the theme at the Oklahoma State Capitol, where art tells stories about the past and present.

POTTERY

THREE WISE WOMEN • Santa Fe’s Acequia Madre House is the home of an extraordinary archive of Native American material.

Indigenous EARTH • Four pueblo women potters are elevating pottery to stunning new heights.

Tradition by Fire • Earth, water, air and fire come together to create Catawba pottery, one of the oldest pottery traditions in the country.

UNEARTHED COLLECTION • With a new pueblo pottery exhibition, the Shelburne Museum renews its commitment to Native American art.

Visions in Clay

Hopeful Perspectives • Babe and Carla Hemlock use painful parts of the past to shine a light on healing for the future.

Talent in the Region • Artists from the Northeast Woodlands are inspired by nature and tradition.

Joyful Connections

Ancient Ancestors • CHASE KAHWINHUT EARLES (Caddo)

Pop Pottery • SUSAN FOLWELL (Santa Clara Pueblo)

Sharing Honors and Burdens • Six Native American artists are featured in the Smithsonian’s newest Renwick Invitational, dealing with themes involving cultural honor and burden.

Making History • The Eiteljorg Museum hosts an exhibition of artwork from the first two rounds of its Contemporary Art Fellowship held in 1999 and 2001.

Shifting Perspectives • The Saint Louis Art Museum opens a Native American-themed sequel to a popular 2008 exhibition.

Reframing History • Native American women are among the exhibiting artists at a new exhibition at the Thomas Cole National Historic Site

Expressions of Life • The 31st annual Eiteljorg Indian Market returns Indianapois for one of the Midwest’s richest cultural weekends of the year.

Inclusive Presence • Native American artists are among the featured artists at this year’s International Folk Art Market in Santa Fe.

Community Chest • A unique twist on Monopoly by Raynard Scott wins the top award at the Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair & Market

Unique Materials • Brian Lebel’s Cody Old West Show & Auction returns to Santa Fe to offer a huge selection of Native American material.

A Plethora of Treasures • Heritage Auctions holds two stellar sales of Native American and Southwest art this summer.

Historic Relics • Bonhams’ upcoming Native American Art Auction brings an array of historic materials to collectors in Los Angeles.

Master Stones • Original designs and stones from Charles Loloma will be the highlights of a unique sale at Santa Fe Art Auction