December-January 2025/No. 54
October-November 2024/No. 53
August-September 2024/No. 52
June-July 2024/No. 51
April-May 2024/No. 50
February-March 2024/No. 49
December-January 2024/No. 48
October-November 2023/No. 47
August-September 2023/No. 46
June-July 2023/No. 45
April-May 2023/No. 44
February-March 2023/No. 43
December-January 2023/ No. 42
October-November 2022/ No. 41
August-September 2022/ No. 40
June-July 2022/ No. 39
April-May 2022/ No. 38
February - March 2022/ No. 37
December-January 2022/ No. 36
October-November 2021/ No. 35
August-September 2021/ No. 34
June-July 2021/ No. 33
April-May 2021/ No. 32
February - March 2021 / No. 31
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It’s a Sparkling Winter
Native American Art Magazine
A Painful History
Dec/Jan
Fashion Forward • A look at the latest offerings from Indigenous designers shaping the future of fashion.
We Ask Leading Museum Curators About What’s Going On In Their World
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NATIVE JEWELRY
BEAUTY and POWER • Historic bracelet designs from a century ago still dazzle.
TRANSCENDING THE FORM • With stunning inlay and colorful designs, Raymond C. Yazzie yanks Native American jewelry to exciting new places.
The FINAL TOUCH • Award-winning jeweler Sarah Aragon brings a variety of techniques together to create her stunning artwork.
ALL THAT GLITTERS
TIM BLUEFLINT RAMEL • (Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa)
LIZ WALLACE • (Maidu/Washoe/Navajo (Diné))
JJ OTERO • (Navajo (Diné))
SAMUEL LaFOUNTAIN • (Navajo (Diné))
DAZZLING DESIGNS
JESSE MONONGYE • (Navajo (Diné)) 1952-2024
Rising Stars
Carved Stories • Wheelright Museum presents a landmark exhibition of low-relief carvings by Hopi artist Mavasta Honyouti.
Mirrored Trajectories • Allan Houser and Harry Jackson never met, yet their similar careers make for a compelling exhibition in Georgia.
Hand-painted Couture • The Museum of Indian Arts & Culture honors the artwork of Taos Pueblo fashion designer Patricia Michaels.
New Experiences • Montclair Art Museum looks to the future with a reassessed Native American art collection.
Our Home • Eugene Tapahe unveils a unique installation at the BYU Museum of Art in Utah.
Something for Everyone • Brian Lebel and Morphy Auctions return to Las Vegas for a live sale and dealer show.
Carefully Curated • Bonhams presents a bevy of significant Native American artworks in a two-day sale.
