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 Past, Collecting the Present

Native American Art Magazine • OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 2026 (BIMONTHLY)

Reflections on the Market

Oct/Nov

FASHION FORWARD • A look at the latest offerings from Indigenous designers shaping the future of fashion.

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

What’s Next? • The Cherokee Art Market looks to the future as it celebrates 21 years in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Schedule of Events • All events will be held at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa

CHEROKEE ART MARKET BUYER’S GUIDE • This year’s Cherokee Art Market will feature more than 170 artists. Start browsing the market early by learning about these artists who will be in attendance at the 2026 show.

MUSEUM GUIDE 2026/2027

UNTOLD STORIES • Artist Tony Abeyta highlights the shaping of contemporary Native American art from an earlier starting point.

FROM THE Heart • Arlene Schnitzer’s exceptional flat bags are now on display at the Portland Art Museum in Oregon.

A DEEPER STORY • The Phoenix Art Museum is currently hosting an exhibition surrounding a major acquisition of more than 185 works by Native American artists.

BLESSINGS • The Brooklyn Museum features a groundbreaking exhibition centered around the tradition of Hopi katsina dolls.

UNITING CULTURES • The Denver Art Museum brings together the Blackfeet Nation and cowboy artist Charles M. Russell.

THIRTY STRONG • Native American artists in their 30s are celebrated during a new show at the Booth Western Art Museum.

SUSTENANCE • Denver Art Museum celebrates 100 years of collecting Indigenous art and the creative voices behind it.

HONOR & CHANGE • Tradition and innovation are woven together at Heard Museum’s new exhibition on Navajo artists and trading posts.

OUTBURSTS • The Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian explores contemporary art in relation to the Vietnam War.

LOUD & CLEAR • Contemporary voices ring out in a new exhibition at the Museum of Kansas City.

HOMELANDS • Osage artwork across a variety of mediums is now on view at the Museum of Kansas City in Missouri.

TRANSFORMATIVE DESIGN • Fashion designer Jontay Kahm is featured in a solo exhibition, the artist’s first, in Alabama.

EXAMINING CHANGE • A new collection of paintings by Kent Monkman will be on view at the Frick Collection in Manhattan.

ENDURING RESILIENCE • A new exhibition in Palm Springs, California, shines a light on important Native American paintings.

ABSTRACTED VIEWS • The Philbrook Museum in Oklahoma explores dreams and abstraction in a new exhibition.

EMBRACED IN WARMTH • Tucson Museum of Art presents the first solo exhibition for boundary-pushing artist Patrick Dean Hubbell.

HIGH DESERT MUSEUM

MUSEUM OF KANSAS CITY

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN

PHILBROOK ART & GARDENS

LYMAN ALLYN ART MUSEUM

WHEELWRIGHT MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN

WEISMAN ART MUSEUM

Milestone Celebration

Prints in Conversation

Vibrant Voices • The Kananesgi Fashion Show returns for its eighth year this November.

Winter in Santa Fe • SWAIA follows up a successful August event with a wintertime event market in November.

Worth the Wait • The 104th Santa Fe Indian Market...