Five Things to Do This Weekend
A painting by Earl Bliss is among the works available at the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture's Collectors' Sale. Photograph courtesy of the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture. Support the Museum of…
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Tag: Native Arts
A Quick Guide To New Mexico Dragonflies
Above: Shadow darners can be found near ponds, slow streams, and ditches. Photograph by Kitty Leaken. ALTHOUGH THE ANNUAL DRAGONFLY FESTIVAL at Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge, near Roswell, has…
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Check Into These Nativo Lodge Artist Rooms
Above: Artist Geraldine Tso's is titled Blue Day, Visit to the Pueblo. Photograph courtesy of Nativo Lodge. A NIGHT AT NATIVO LODGE IS AN ART LOVER’S DREAM. For the past seven years, the Albuquerque…
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Five Things to Do This Weekend: June 26-28
Above: Art123 Gallery hosts the sixth annual youth art show opening this weekend. Photograph courtesy of Art123 Gallery. Make an appointment to visit Art123. Art123 Gallery, in Gallup, is all about…
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Survival Is Indigenous
Above: Cannupa Hanska Luger, of Mandan, Hidatsa, Arikara, Lakota, and European descent, makes installations that hearken to his Plains background. Photograph by Dylan McLaughlin. Renowned local…
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Indigenous Masters
Above: Kaa Fowlell. Photographs by Ungelbah Dávila-Shivers. A few months ago, my father, a cattleman and world-class observer of things, pointed out how much “Indian art” has changed during his…
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Hear Their Voices
Above: Andrea Carlson's Anti-Retro . Photographs courtesy of Highpoint and the artist. In Julie Buffalohead’s Revisionist History , a fox lolls on its back, dallying with a constellation of shadow…
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Poetic Fire
Above: Jake Skeets at El Rancho Hotel in Gallup, near his hometown on the Navajo Nation. Photographs by Gabriella Marks. ONE DAY IN 2011, Jake Skeets leaned on the wall outside the Frontier…
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The Mother and Daughter Team Making World-Class Pottery
Above: Dominique Toya works on a melon swirl pot. Photographs by Stefan Wachs. DOMINIQUE TOYA TELLS US NOT to be shy, to gather closer so that we can dip our hands in two Ziploc bags filled to the…
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Artist We Love: Native Beadworker Hollis Chitto
Above: Hollis Chitto of Laguna Pueblo and Mississippi Choctaw descent. Photograph by John McCauley. SWAIA’s annual Indian Market, August 17–18, has been a game changer for boosting the profile of…
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