Native American Art Magazine

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Pottery is Passion

Native American Art Magazine • JUNE/JULY 2024

Dedication

June/July

ACQUISITION • A mixed media sculpture by Holly Wilson finds a home at the Michener Art Museum.

We Ask Leading Museum Curators About What’s Going On In Their World

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

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DURABLE DESIGN • Zuni artistry soars with the Knifewing and Rainbow Man designs.

A Shared SOUL • Artist, activist, model and so much more—Gomeo Bobelu lived a life of warmth and empathy.

Unto the BREACH • TWO SHOWS AT THE NEW BEDFORD WHALING MUSEUM EXAMINE THE ROLE OF WHALES IN INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES.

Of the EARTH

American Treasure • 2,000 years of pottery is on view at the Arizona State Museum in Tucson, Arizona.

Into the FUTURE • A new generation of potters is taking risks, pushing boundaries and exploring the unknown in an unprecedented time for younger artists.

The Family that Clays Together • Five generations of Folwell Family pottery fills a new exhibition at the Booth Museum in Georgia.

Form and Function • A look at some of the most common pottery shapes seen at galleries and museums around the country.

Prayer Offering • Robert Patricio (Acoma Pueblo)

Progressions

MUD SLINGERS

Melting Together

Visual Language • Excitement abounds as Native American artist Jeffrey Gibson heads to La Biennale di Venezia.

Making an Imprint • The Heard showcases sneaker art alongside more traditional media by Indigenous artists.

In the Field • Three photo essays at the Eiteljorg highlight issues affecting lives in specific Native communities.

Decades to Remember • A retrospective of New Mexico art from the second half of the 21st century opens at Vladem Contemporary.

Remarkable Contributions • The American Indian Arts Festival elevates the diverse works of Native American artists.

Midwest Market • Eiteljorg Museum welcomes back its popular Indian Market and Festival in Indianapolis.

Top Tier • Award winners at the Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair & Market

Object Lesson • Fine art and art objects come together in Brian Lebel’s Santa Fe Old West Show & Auction.

Extensive Selections • Bonhams’ next Native American art sale will feature works from several important collections.

Exceptional Offerings • Navajo weavings and Southwest jewelry are among the highlights in Heritage Auctions’ ethnographic art sale.