Native American Art

10/06/2024

Are you missing an issue? We have a library of past issues to help you build your collection. Visit our store and take a look at all the wonderful issues!
Cover shown by Angela Babby.

10/05/2024

Big things are happening First Peoples Fund … This month they are announcing the following new programs! Yélgo Action Grants for individual Native artists and culture bearers, Native Performing Arts Production Grants for Native-led performing arts productions, and Native Performing Arts Fellowships for Native performing artists. They are accepting applications now at FIRSTPEOPLESFUND.ORG

10/04/2024

This issue #53 we have an exquisite section dedicated to available-to purchase pieces in the Native American carvings and sculpture genre, this section offers a little bit of everything, from the keen-eyed collector who’s inspired by history and tradition, to those looking for a more contemporary look and feel. While browsing these many fine examples—katsina dolls, hand-built ceramic figures and stone-carved art objects—we hope you find compelling information on the artistic process and unique cultural references, as well as uplifting visual elements that simply make your heart leap. We are letting you read it for free too! .
Follow the link below to see the Carvings & Sculpture Buyers Guide:
https://tinyurl.com/naabuyerguide

Carvings & Sculpture Buyer's Guide

10/02/2024

Hosted at the Heard Museum in Phoenix and opening this October is Bloodline, a survey exhibition featuring photography by Canadian-based artist, Meryl McMaster. Her family lineage and culture—Plains Cree (nêhiyaw Métis) with a mix of British and Dutch ancestry—is of great importance to her work. Highlighting 48 photographs across six bodies of work, the exhibition evokes themes of “memory,
containment, erasure and self-determination,” says the museum.
Meryl McMaster (Plains Cree/Siksika/Dutch/ British), Remember the Sky You Were Born Under, 2022, giclée print, 40 x 60”. Courtesy of the artist, Stephen Bulger Gallery and Pierre- François Ouellette art contemporain.

10/01/2024

Don’t miss the 19th Annual Cherokee Art Market
OCTOBER 12-13, 2024, 10 AM - 5 PM
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, Tulsa, OK
Details: CHEROKEEARTMARKET.com
Shown: “Two Realms” Demos Glass

10/01/2024

Designs from the 2024 SWAIA - Native Fashion show held at SWAIA - Santa Fe Indian Market
Pictured: Nolan Hall in designs by Caroline Monnet (Anishinaabe); A model poses wearing designs by Tierra Alysia; and A feathered design by Jontay Kahm (Plains Cree). See the full report in Issue #53 out now.
All photos by Tira Howard Photography

09/30/2024

LAST CHANCE FOR THIS DEAL‼️ Become an art insider 🙌🏼 when you get our magazine! Be the first to hear of upcoming markets, gallery shows and important exhibitions in the art world. This month, we are offering you a special bonus — our three-pack, limited edition letterpress inspired field journal set PLUS $5.00 off the subscription price!
Use the link to subscribe in our bio and enter the code BEFIRST at checkout‼️

09/30/2024

It’s International Podcast Day! Celebrate with a new podcast episode! Whether you love art as an artist, collector, curator, or enthusiast — The American Art Collective podcast has an interview you’ll love. We have interviewed over 250 artists, curators, and experts in the art world since 2021. Drop a comment and let us know what you think!

09/30/2024

Perry Null Trading has been providing a platform for artists for generations. www.PerryNullTrading.com

09/29/2024

Don't miss the wonderful selection of pottery and sculpture at Ancient Nations.
Visit Ancient Nations online gallery at www.ancientnations.com

09/29/2024

In our latest issue, we are happy to share a 🆓 FREE READ 📖. Take a look now at this deep dive into the styles of three beadwork artists! Access your free read by clicking the link below. Enjoy the article!
https://www.nativeamericanartmagazine.com/issues/52/mastery-of-the-bead

A deeper look into the styles of three beadwork artists who are mastering the art form.

09/27/2024

After 20 years of assisting young people of New Mexico and Arizona, the charity “Children of the Pueblo” is changing its name to ASPIRE SCHOLARSHIP, but the goal remains the same - helping young Native Americans achieve their educational goals. ASPIRE SCHOLARSHIP provides deserving college level students with financial assistance to ensure they complete programs of their choice which will result in graduation with degrees, as well as, creating a pathway as leaders of their communities. If you’re interested in helping ASPIRE SCHOLARSHIP assist proven achieving young college students from Pueblo communities, please visit their website the learn more at www.AspireScholarship.net

Empowering students for a brighter future. Donate * Our new website will be up soon, so please be sure to check back to discover more about ASPIRE Scholarship. We appreciate your interest and your patience while we continue to work on our new site. Thank you for visiting! ContactFeel free to contact...

09/27/2024

SAVE THE DATE for NOVEMBER 9 & 10, 2024
Kananesgi at Harrah’s Cherokee Casino Event Center

09/26/2024

We're excited to feature your art 📚book in our store! We've just launched an affiliate program specifically for Art Book Publishers. We're expanding our collector's library with 250 new titles and are currently accepting consignments. With 180,000 readers🤓 eager for new art books in both digital and print formats, it's a great opportunity to showcase your work. For more information, please call us at 480-425-0841 or email us at [email protected].

09/26/2024

New acquisitions by Ugly Pie at Blue Rain Gallery

“Gabriel Mozart Abeyta, known as Ugly Pie Art, draws inspiration from his rich artistic heritage as the son of renowned artist Tony Abeyta and fashion designer Patricia Michaels. Embracing his unique identity, he adopted the moniker "Ugly Pie Art" as a personal expression separate from his family legacy. Exploring themes of beauty in the unconventional and confronting fears through his art, he embodies a fearless perspective rooted in rebellion and style.”
Find more by Gabriel Mozart Abeyta at ⬇️

www.blueraingallery.com
544 South Guadalupe Street
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501
(505) 954-9902

09/26/2024

“It’s A Cash Only Show, Kid!” – A John Ford Clymer Exhibit from the Eddie Basha Collection- On view at the Nation’s #1 Western Museum
October 8, 2024 Western Spirit Scottsdale's Museum of the West
Shown: John Clymer, Summer the High Country, Oil, 24”H x 40”W.

09/25/2024

Now available through Art Blackburn - This important Sioux Pictorial Vest, constructed out of native-tanned hide and trimmed with commercial cloth. The vest is fully decorated on the outside with sinew-sewn seed beads in which pictorials sit on a white lazy-stitched ground. The pictorials consist of four men, two of which are seen in the lower register on horseback. The men are dressed in full regalia, to include headdresses and coup sticks. The verso side is decorated in a similar fashion.
Late 19th century, 18.5 tall, 17” wide and 8” deep, accompanied by a custom stand Provenance: Ian West, England (1924-2015, collected late 1940s from an antique shop in Crawford St, London for £36); Edward “Ted” Blackmore, England (1898-1983, collected late 1940s, purchased by West for Blackmore); Stanley Marcus, TX (1905-2002; deaccessioned on December 2, 1998); Dr. Robert Pamplin Jr. (collected circa 2000 - deaccessioned May 19, 2023).
Authentic Tribal Art Dealer Association

09/24/2024

HERE’S ANOTHER MONTHLY FREEBIE‼️If you collect art then you don’t want to miss this exciting 🆓 FREE READ this month! To access the article, click the link below.
https://www.nativeamericanartmagazine.com/issues/52/on-off-stage

Peshawn Bread makes a powerful statement about Indigenous art in front of the cameras. And behind them.

09/24/2024

In our latest issue, we are happy to share a 🆓 FREE READ 📖. Take a look now at a preview of the Modern West show happening now. Access your free read by clicking the link below. Enjoy the article!

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Modern West showcases three Native American artists in three concurrent online exhibitions

09/23/2024

Become an art insider 🙌🏼 when you get our magazine! Be the first to hear of upcoming markets, gallery shows and important exhibitions in the art world. This month, we are offering you a special bonus — our three-pack, limited edition letterpress inspired field journal set PLUS $5.00 off the subscription price!
Use the link to subscribe in our bio and enter the code BEFIRST at checkout‼️

09/23/2024

New stickers are in just in time to celebrate Native American Day! DM to get yours for free and show tour support of Native American Arts magazine and the artists, galleries, museums and art collectors everywhere who support the arts!

09/22/2024

Sandbar Trading buys, sells and consigns historic, antique, vintage and contemporary jewelry, pueblo pottery, weavings, paintings and more.
Collectors Navajo Squash Blossom Necklace circa 1970 Hallmarked L/R
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09/21/2024

Woven by Master Weaver, Frances Manuelito, Ma’ii deeshgiizhnii (Coyote Pass Clan) Toadlena, Two Grey Hills, Newcomb, NM. 55”x 75” 15 warp, 50 weft First Prize Gallup Intertribal Ceremonial, 1949.
Available: The Historic Toadlena Trading Post and Museum, Hwy 491 and N19 Newcomb, NM 87455
www.ToadlenaTradingPost.com

09/21/2024

Issue #32 was dedicated to PAINT+PAPER+PHOTOGRAPHY. We covered a lot of ledger art and the history behind these remarkable works of art. On the cover was Terrance Guardipee and since this issue we have seen ledger art and artists become more recognizable and prominent the Native American Arts community. If you are missing this issue and would like to purchase one, we have a limited number still available in print—see the link in our bio and click on STORE to get yours.

09/21/2024

Vintage available True West of Santa Fe
Discover the beauty of Vintage Native American Jewelry at True West when you are in Santa Fe! Just 1/2 Mile from the Plaza.