Native American Art Magazine - June - July 2020

In this issue

The Beadwork Issue === Beauty in Originality: Collectors can explore stunning examples of historic Haudenosaunee bags during an online exhibition at John Molloy Gallery. • A Valuable Commodity: The introduction of glass trade beads in Native North America made way for new horizons in bead-making. • Apsáalooke Baannashtua: The revered art form of beadwork is woven deep into the history and culture of the Crow people. • From Grandmothers to Daughters to Granddaughters: The Couse Collection of Native Beadwork. • Stitched in Sovereignty: An exhibition of contemporary art at Couse-Sharp Historic Site spotlights the ways in which Indigenous peoples maintain their identities, culture and artistic expression. • Expression in Beadwork: A guide for collectors looking to buy Native beadwork with advice from experts in the field.

We Ask Leading Museum Curators About What's Going On In Their World

Curators Chat

2 mins

Beauty in Originality

Collectors can explore stunning examples of historic Haudenosaunee bags during an online exhibition at John Molloy Gallery.

4 mins

A Valuable Commodity

The introduction of glass trade beads in Native North America made way for new horizons in bead-making.

7 mins

Apsáalooke Baannashtua

The revered art form of beadwork is woven deep into the history and culture of the Crow people.

5 mins

From Grandmothers to Daughters to Granddaughters

The Couse Collection of Native Beadwork

10 mins

Stitched in Sovereignty

An exhibition of contemporary art at Couse-Sharp Historic Site spotlights the ways in which Indigenous peoples maintain their identities, culture and artistic expression.

5 mins

Cultural Icons

GEORGE RIVERA (Pojoaque)

2 mins

Pueblo Perspectives

Susan Folwell gathers and processes clay for her pots and fires them as her family has for generations.

2 mins

Top Results

Cowan’s online American Indian Art Auction on April 10 sees 92 percent of lots sold.

2 mins

Powerful Women

The Eiteljorg Museum spotlights contemporary women artists in one of a number of exhibitions planned this year honoring women.

3 mins

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Native American Art Magazine Description:

Native American Art is the first-ever bimonthly publication offering complete and comprehensive coverage of the market of contemporary and historic Native art. Featured are previews of upcoming shows, auctions, fairs, markets, exhibitions and events.