Native American Art Magazine

Divided into four major categories, each bimonthly issue has its own easy-to-find color-coded section. Quickly turn to the section that interests you the most. Each section lists dates and addresses for upcoming events and activities so you don't miss any important shows or sales.

Celebrating the Spirit of Clay

Native American Art Magazine • JUNE/JULY 2026 (BIMONTHLY)

Past / Present

June/July

New Experiences • La Fonda on the Plaza offers unique experiences into Pueblo Country with new program.

TWO-WHEEL MOTION • Combining street art and his Diné heritage, Craig George pedals forward with a fresh take on Native American culture.

Ever Present

Into the Fire • A stunning new pottery exhibition helps open a brand new wing at Western Spirit in Arizona.

A New Language • Jared Tso explores new ways of visualizing Diné culture through his award-winning pottery.

The Fires of Innovation • As King Galleries celebrates its 30th anniversary, owner Charles King looks back on the art community the gallery helped create.

Vessels in the Sky • A look at the Acoma Pueblo’s appealing pottery

Trademark • Compassion and strong family ties guide Acoma Pueblo artist Sandra Victorino and her stunning designs.

Familial Forms • Works by Harlan Reano and Lisa Holt meld traditions from their pueblo heritage into innovative contemporary creations.

Clay Club

Dual Harmony • SHELDON HARVEY (Navajo (Diné))

Honoring an Artist • Millicent Rogers Museum celebrates the artistic legacy of DeAnna Autumn Leaf Suazo.

Uniting Cultures • The Couse-Sharp Historic Site once again presents its biennial exhibition, La Luz de Taos.

Propping them Up • Established artists come together to support upcoming creative minds during the annual IAIA Benefit & Auction.

Meaningful Engagement • The American Indian Arts Marketplace returns to Los Angeles with more than 100 artists and engaging programming.

Vibrancy & Resilience • More than 100 artists will be featured in the 34th annual Eiteljorg Museum Indian Market & Festival.

Antiques out West • The Great Southwestern Antique Show returns for its 27th year.

Top Form • Thousands of visitors descended on the Heard Museum for a sensational 68th annual Indian Fair & Market.

Deep in the Southwest • Morphy Auctions shines a light on art of the West during a major show and auction in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Expanding Markets • Native American modernists expected to soar at Coeur d’Alene Art Auction in Reno, Nevada.

Cultural Treasures • Native pottery and jewelry shine in Heritage Auctions’ signature ethnographic art sale

Cross-cultural • Approximately 500 lots of Native American material will be offered across two Bonhams’ sales this June

Notable Objects • Historic Native American material soars at Freeman’s two-day sale in Chicago.