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Weaving History into Art

The legacy of Cherokee artist Shan Goshorn is honored during an exhibition at the Gilcrease Museum.

Visual Voices

Briscoe Western Art Museum hosts a traveling exhibition dedicated to contemporary Chickasaw artwork through January 18.

Through the Kaleidoscope

The beauty of color and design are on full display in the exhibition Through the Kaleidoscope at Exhibit C Native Gallery & Gifts in Oklahoma City.

New Horizons

A new Native American-owned art gallery is set to open near the end of the year in Buffalo, New York, in the middle of the Allentown historic district.

Keeping Art Alive

Galleries and dealers come together to bring World Tribal and Native American Art to homes through a virtual event.

Nacimientos

Every year near the holiday season, Adobe Gallery in Santa Fe, New Mexico, holds its Native American Nacimientos exhibition.

Expanded Audience

Cherokee Art Market welcomes collectors from all over the globe to its website for a virtual event from December 7 to 21.

Larger Than Memory

The Heard Museum presents a large collection of contemporary art from Indigenous North America.

GOOD MEDICINE

Navajo jeweler Boyd Tsosie brings his life and culture into his art.

Charging Ahead

On view now at King Galleries in Santa Fe, New Mexico, is Charging Forward, a new two-artist show featuring the pottery of Kaa Folwell and the paintings of Derek No-Sun Brown.

A Glittering Celebration

On August 12, Manitou Galleries will celebrate Native American jewelery with the group exhibition Celebration of Indian Arts.

Reflection and Connection

SANTA FE, NM Blue Rain Gallery in Santa Fe’s Railyard Arts District holds its Annual Celebration of Native American Art during Native Art Week with a stellar group of artists including Dan Friday, Starr Hardridge, Chris Pappan, Maria Samora, Jody Naranjo, Lisa Holt and Harlan Reano, Hyrum Joe, Thomas Breeze Marcus, Avis Charley and Shonto Begay. A variety of media like glass sculpture, painting, ceramics and jewelry will be on display for collectors to explore.

Sanctuary Tony Abeyta (Navajo)

SANTA FE, NM Tony Abeyta keeps a frantic pace.

Our Next Guest Needs No Introduction

The School for Advanced Research cultivates casual conversation and in-depth discussion through a series of live artist talks on Instagram.

Popular Demand

A new arts and culture initiative created by Mark Bahti of Bahti Indian Arts extends the Santa Fe summer season into fall.

LASTING IMPRESSIONS

Figural design motifs give expression to Zuni inlay jewelry.

Historical Objects

Dealers of historic Native American and tribal art gather in Santa Fe, New Mexico, this August for an art walk and sale.

Full of joy

Kathleen Wall (Jemez)

Cutting Edge

Igniting the art scene with contemporary Native art.

Clay Stories

In response to current health restrictions, King Galleries is hosting a virtual event titled Bigger, Better, Online and Virtual. In past years, the gallery had a two-day event for their many talented Pueblo potters, and kicked off right before the Santa Fe Indian Market. In an effort to stay motivated and positive, King Galleries has extended the event to one week from August 11 to August 18, displaying traditional and contemporary work from artists such as Les Namingha, Jeremey Frey, Robert Patricio, Russell Sanchez, Tammy Garcia and Jennifer Tafoya.

Beauty in Originality

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

Powerful Women

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

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.

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

Curators Chat

Top Results

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

Pueblo Perspectives

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

Cultural Icons

GEORGE RIVERA (Pojoaque)

From Grandmothers to Daughters to Granddaughters

The Couse Collection of Native Beadwork

Apsáalooke Baannashtua

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

A Valuable Commodity

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