Welcome to the April/may issue of Native American Art—and welcome to spring. This season of renewal reminds us that collecting is also a continual process of discovery. In this issue we explore several art forms that reflect the incredible...
Chris Pappan (Kaw/osage/cheyenne River Sioux), Bacon Rind, acrylic on wood panel, 16 x 12 in. Available at Blue Rain Gallery, Durango, CO. Read our show coverage on Page 82.
Nearly every issue of Native American Art magazine has a theme related to a category of art, such as weavings, beadwork or basketry. Some of these categories are so popular we run them annually, which is the case for jewelry in...
Contemporary ring makers bring finesse and art history to these tiny art objects. By Paula A. Baxter
Using groundbreaking design and rich color, 19th-century Navajo weavers pushed modern art forward decades before East Coast painters. By Michael Clawson
Donald Lomawunu Sockyma discusses his journey as a katsina carver, and the importance of finding a unique style in an exciting market. By Chelsea Koressel Donald Lomawunu Sockyma currently lives on the Hopi Reservation, and is a...
