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CELEBRATING 30 YEARS
Welcome to the October/november issue of Native American Art magazine! This issue brings together two important sides of Native American art: the energy and creativity of today’s contemporary artists and the extraordinary history and...
Oscar Howe (Mazuha Hokshina) (Yanktonai Dakota, 1915-1983), Waci [He is Dancing], 1973, watercolor on paper. Courtesy of the Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art, The University of Oklahoma, Norman; The James T. Bialac Native American Art...
The October/november issue of Native American Art magazine falls in a unique place in the year: it not only has our report from Santa Fe Indian Market, but also our preview of Cherokee Art Market. The last issue had our preview on Santa Fe...
Featuring artwork by nearly 50 artists, including Woodrow Wilson Crumbo, Patrick Desjarlait, Oscar Howe, and Kay Walkingstick.
Artist Tony Abeyta highlights the shaping of contemporary Native American art from an earlier starting point. By Andrew Walker
The Denver Art Museum brings together the Blackfeet Nation and cowboy artist Charles M. Russell.
