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Through Western Art Collector, we have spent the last decade as very active participants in the Native arts market. We have already been media sponsors for events such as the Santa Fe Indian Market, the Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair & Market and the Cherokee Art Market. We’ve been waiting for the perfect time to launch a magazine that focuses entirely on the market for contemporary and historic N

ative American arts and we feel that time is now. Native American Art is unique in that it PREVIEWS exhibitions, gallery shows, fairs, markets and auctions before they open rather than REVIEWS them after the event is over. You now have the opportunity to have your upcoming events previewed in a timely manner. Readers are then able to make intelligent choices about the fine art pieces they want to add to their collections. Native American Art enlivens the market for historic and contemporary Native art by focusing on the personalities and characters behind the scenes who make it all happen. Native American Art magazine focuses on future upcoming shows and auctions, making serious collectors aware in advance of the major works coming to market. Editorial will include authoritative commentary by curators as well as interviews with top gallery and museum directors. Inside the Homes of Major Collectors
Through the pages of this magazine, our award-winning photographers take readers inside the homes of major Native American art collectors. Native American Art is the first-ever bimonthly publication offering complete and comprehensive coverage of the market for contemporary and historic Native art. Native American Art will cover upcoming shows, auctions, fairs, markets, exhibitions and events of this always-fascinating market so deeply tied to Native American history, society and culture.

VERY RARE and Unusual Tesuque Pueblo Historic Pottery TureenCirca 1880 This unique Tesuque Pueblo tureen was likely made...
10/07/2025

VERY RARE and Unusual Tesuque Pueblo Historic Pottery Tureen
Circa 1880


This unique Tesuque Pueblo tureen was likely made at the request of a Santa Fe merchant in the late 19th century. Potters from this pueblo were known to adapt their work for commercial purposes. The tureen features a large bird with a beautiful tail on one side, and on the other, a ladder design reminiscent of a kiva entrance. The lid is adorned with a spirited depiction of a storm, including rain clouds and lightning bolts. This piece is a magnificent example of a Pueblo potter venturing beyond traditional forms.

Available Adobe Gallery

Cherokee Art Market Buyers Guide is here!The market starts on October 10 and here is a preview of what to expect - if y...
10/07/2025

Cherokee Art Market Buyers Guide is here!
The market starts on October 10 and here is a preview of what to expect - if you can’t make it to Tulsa then we are bringing Tulsa to you - visit the artists' socials and see their work now!!!

Hattie Lee Mendoza
Holly Pyke
Jay Laxton
Jerald Arviso
Julie Perkins
Ronda Moss Cherokee Baskets
Tim Blueflint
Traci Rabbit
Vivian Garner Cottrell
Yonavea Hawkins, Caddo Beadwork Artist

Faust Gallery will present Masters of American Indian Jewelry October 10 in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The show, which opens...
10/06/2025

Faust Gallery will present Masters of American Indian Jewelry October 10 in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The show, which opens with a special reception from 5 to 7 p.m., features iconic works by some of the most acclaimed artists over the last 75 years, including Charles Loloma, Jesse Monongya, Myron Panteah, Michael Kabotie, Clarence Lee and Charles Supplee.

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10/06/2025

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Indian Motorcycle , based out of Spirit Lake, Iowa, recently re-teamed with SWAIA - Santa Fe Indian Market continuing a...
10/06/2025

Indian Motorcycle , based out of Spirit Lake, Iowa, recently re-teamed with SWAIA - Santa Fe Indian Market continuing a collaboration that has brought Native American artists into the motorcycle world.

The motorcycle company worked with 10 artists to create unique patches were offered at Santa Fe Indian Market. The project is titled Roots & Roads Project and only 100 patches of each design were created, each selling for $40. All proceeds from the patches went directly to SWAIA. The artists who contributed to the project were Patricia Michaels (Taos Pueblo), Ashley Browning (Pojoaque/Santa Clara Pueblo), Giovanni Benally (Navajo Nation), Odo Ishkiin (Apache/Shishone), Brooklyn Miller (Wichita/Camanche), Randi Nelson (Bonaparte First Nation), Camryn Growing Thunder (Fort Peck Assiniboine/Sioux (Dakota)), Emil Her Many Horses (Oglala Lakota), Bazille Owen Reese (Ho Chunk Nation of Wisconsin), Kindra Swafford
(Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma) and Hayden Haynes (Seneca Nation).
Shown: Randi Nelson (Bonaparte First Nation) with one of two riding jackets offered during Santa Fe Indian Market.
Remaining patches from the Roots & Roads Project are still available - visit https://tinyurl.com/roots-roads-project

See the wonderful fine art flutes and jewelry by Tim Blueflint at the upcoming Cherokee Art Market which is right around...
10/05/2025

See the wonderful fine art flutes and jewelry by Tim Blueflint at the upcoming Cherokee Art Market which is right around the corner this coming week October 11-12, 2025.

Tune in November 6 for the Ethnographic Art American Indian, Pre-Columbian and Tribal Art SignatureAuctionAuction and ...
10/04/2025

Tune in November 6 for the Ethnographic Art American Indian, Pre-Columbian and Tribal Art SignatureAuctionAuction and see pieces like this for sale. It's a wonderful collection fun of historical works.
A Classic Navajo Man's Wearing Blanket
Second Phase Chief's Pattern
c. 1860 - 1865, Artist once known.
native handspun wool, indigo, cochineal and aniline
This lot is accompanied by a copy of the red dye test results.
Dimensions: 62 x 73.5 inches
Estimate: $70,000 - $100,000.

Check out today’s FREE READ FRIDAY: Learn all about the upcoming Cherokee Art Market happening next week on Sat & Sunda...
10/03/2025

Check out today’s FREE READ FRIDAY: Learn all about the upcoming Cherokee Art Market happening next week on Sat & Sunday
https://tinyurl.com/cherokee-art
Shown: Fashion by Penny Singer

Textiles, giclees, art tiles, coffee mugs and original art by Traci RabbitSee her work in person Cherokee Art Market th...
10/02/2025

Textiles, giclees, art tiles, coffee mugs and original art by Traci Rabbit
See her work in person Cherokee Art Market this week Oct. 11-12, 2025
billandtracirabbit.com

OXDX is a Diné-owned fashion label founded by artist Jared Oxdx Yazzie in Tempe, Arizona. Blending bold digital art, cu...
10/02/2025

OXDX is a Diné-owned fashion label founded by artist Jared Oxdx Yazzie in Tempe, Arizona. Blending bold digital art, cut-and-sew apparel and powerful storytelling, OXDX challenges the erasure of Indigenous voices while celebrating Native identity
and resistance. The name is an acronym for the word “overdose,” and urges reflection on consumption, responsibility and connection to land and culture. We are excited to feature the brand in our Fashion Forward section in this issue of Native American Art magazine and saw them on the runway in August at Sovereignly Fit in Santa Fe. Check the new lines out at www.oxdxclothing.com and on social media channels too.
OXDX Four Directions Skirt
Model: Jaylin Tochoney
Photographer: Cheyenne Weston

The Maynard Dixon & Native American Museum in Tucson, Arizona is a must-see for Native American Art Collectors! Tucson w...
10/02/2025

The Maynard Dixon & Native American Museum in Tucson, Arizona is a must-see for Native American Art Collectors! Tucson was Maynard Dixon's final home. Dr. Mark Sublette of Man Gallery has gathered the finest collection of original oils, drawings, sketches, handwritten poems, and ephemera related to Maynard Dixon. The amount of educational and historical artifacts and wonderful pieces in the museum are incredible. Visit the website at https://www.maynarddixonmuseum.org for more information and hours.

On November 7 and 8, the Santa Fe Art Auction will present artwork from all around the West, and beyond,during a two-ses...
10/01/2025

On November 7 and 8, the Santa Fe Art Auction will present artwork from all around the West, and beyond,during a two-session sale in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The Signature Live Sale is the largest and most popular of the auction house’s annual sales. Read all about the sale and auction here for free: https://tinyurl.com/sfartauction
Work shown: Fritz Scholder (Luiseño,1937-2005); Jaune Quick-to-See Smith (French-Cree/Shoshone/Salish, 1940-2025); Tony Abeyta (Navajo (Diné)); Lisa Holt (Cochiti) and Harlan Reano (Kewa (Santo Domingo)); and Lee Epperson (Cherokee,
1953-2023).

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