The Heard Museum’s, He`e Nalu: The Art and Legacy of Hawaiian Surfing, opens on January 6, 2023 exploring the Indigenous origins of surfing.
By Chadd ScottIndigenous origins of surfing on view at Heard Museum
By Chadd Scott By Chadd ScottGifting artwork – Native American artwork
I’m biased, but I think gifting artwork is the most personalized, thoughtful, memorable present you can give someone.
By Chadd Scott2023 Eiteljorg fellows chosen for contemporary Native Art
Five Native American or First Nations artists have been selected for the prestigious 2023 Eiteljorg fellows award.
By Chadd ScottHock E Aye Vi Edgar Heap of Birds solo show at NYC gallery
Hannah Traore Gallery presents an exhibition of artist Hock E Aye Vi Edgar Heap of Birds, on view through January 14, 2023.
By Chadd ScottA Guide to Art Galleries in Santa Fe
The hundreds of art galleries in Santa Fe display everything from historic Pueblo pottery to contemporary photography.
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.
By Chadd ScottArtists from New Mexico
Listing artists from New Mexico is akin to listing artists from New York. There are thousands. That history of creativity goes back centuries.
By Chadd ScottRose B. Simpson sculptures at Princeton University Art Museum
Rose B. Simpson sculptures will be on view through September 11, 2022 at the Princeton University Art Museum’s Art@Bainbridge gallery.
By Chadd ScottHank Willis Thomas For Freedoms exhibit at Parrish Art Museum
The Parrish Art Museum presents Another Justice: US is Them—Hank Willis Thomas | For Freedoms, featuring work by contemporary artists.
By Chadd ScottHo-Chunk photographer Tom Jones receiving first major retrospective
The Museum of Wisconsin Art presents “Tom Jones: Here We Stand,” the first major retrospective of Ho-Chunk photographer Tom Jones.
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