Bruce Silverstein Gallery will present the first New York gallery exhibition for Native artist, curator, writer, and activist, Sarah Sense.
By Chadd ScottSarah Sense ‘Power Lines’ at Bruce Silverstein Gallery NYC
By Chadd Scott By Chadd ScottDavid Bradley: Icon of contemporary Native American painting
Painter and sculptor David Bradley long ago established himself as one of the foremost in contemporary Native American painting.
By Chadd ScottSWAIA: Indian market in Santa Fe
The Southwestern Association for Indian Arts hosted the 100th edition of Indian Market in Santa Fe August 20 and 21st, 2022.
By Chadd ScottTongva artists at Catalina Museum for Art & History
Catalina Museum for Art & History presents an exhibition featuring a collection of works created by three contemporary Tongva artists.
By Chadd ScottGuide to Native American Art in Santa Fe
Whether you’re interested in pottery, jewelry, sculpture or paintings, this guide to Native American art in Santa Fe will get you started.
By Chadd ScottAboriginal Australian bark painting at Hood Museum of Art
The Hood Museum of Art makes history when it debuts the first major exhibition of Aboriginal Australian bark paintings to tour the U.S.
By Chadd ScottWyld Gallery artists at Santa Fe Indian Market 2022
The highlight of my first SWAIA Indian Market was meeting many of the Wyld Gallery artists who I’ve profiled here on See Great Art.
By Chadd ScottSanta Fe Indian Market 2022 Best in Class winners
Santa Fe Indian Market 2022 Best in Class winners along with the Best of Show were awarded on Friday of the annual event.
By Chadd ScottIndigenous art of Northwest Coast at Cowboy Museum
Art of the Northwest Coast explores the rich artistic history of the continent’s most western Indigenous peoples.
By Chadd ScottMateo Romero discusses artwork and influence of Earl Biss
Earl Biss (1947-1998, Apsáalooke) was a visionary painter. A brilliant colorist. A genius. He could paint with either hand. Simultaneously.
By Chadd ScottNampeyo Sikyátki Revival pots on view at de Young museum San Francisco
The de Young museum San Francisco presents an installation of 32 pots including examples of the Nampeyo Sikyátki Revival.
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