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.

More Than a Magazine

Native American Art Magazine

More Than Words

ON THE Market • Historic material now available from galleries and dealers from coast to coast. All of the items featured here are available now.

Partnerships in Art • La Fonda on the Plaza unveils new presidential suite with original art by Marla Allison.

Empowered Resilience

Artists In This Issue

Maps • FIND NATIVE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES, MUSEUMS, AUCTIONS AND EVENTS ALL AROUND SANTA FE

SANTA FE in August • Find all the Native American arts exhibitions, events and sales in and around the 2026 Santa Fe Indian Market.

Beyond the Booths • A full suite of events and activities take place at every Santa Fe Indian Market.

Around the MARKET

Between Two Worlds • Navajo jeweler Jerome Nakagawa finds balance within his Japanese and Native American heritage.

Plains Indian Formal • The silverwork, leatherwork and living legacy of Erik Lee

Deeper Cuts • Daniel Begay brings his intricately carved, traditionally fired pots back to Santa Fe Indian Market.

Stories Worth Telling • A trio of Hopi artists are reinvigorating the world of ultra-realistic katsina carving.

GROUNDED in Guidance • Tlingit artist Lily Hope is rising quickly in the world of Ravenstail and Chilkat weavings. She’s bringing her friends and students with her.

Guide to Market

Jewelry

Pottery

Painting, Drawing, Graphics & Photography

Pueblo Wooden Carvings

Sculpture

Textiles

Diverse Arts

Beadwork/Quillwork

Basketry

Always Evolving

Creative Partnership • Preston Singletary (Tlingit)

Market Memories

Carving Spirits

Infinite Art

The Best of the Best

Plaza Stories

Hopi Modern

To Benefit All • The Wheelwright Museum holds the latest edition of its Native American benefit and artist market featuring an array of artworks for sale.

Continuing the Revolt • New Mexico Museum of Art’s Vladem Contemporary showcases the latest Virgil Ortiz installment of his Revolt 1680/2180.

Lineage Across Time • The Institute of Contemporary Art Santa Fe celebrates Diné weaving with a new exhibition.

Elwyn Shorthair

Heritage & Legacy • The 48th annual Whitehawk Show features more than 130 exhibitors.

Evolution • The contemporary and cutting-edge reign supreme at the annual Sovereign Santa Fe.

Inclusive & Inviting • The First Nations Indigenous Peoples showcase remains a cornerstone of the RTIA Show.

The Show Goes On • The family-friendly Free Indian Market returns to Santa Fe’s Federal Park.

Artistry and Evolution • Bonhams’ presents a sweeping array of modern Indigenous art in its late August sale.

High Volume • Santa Fe Art Auction’s Native Market sale will feature nearly 500 lots.

A Strong Selection • Native American art and objects shine in John Moran’s upcoming Art of the American West sale.

Varied Material • Lusher Fine Art presents more than 400 lots of Western and Native American material at its annual Santa Fe sale.