Native American art changed my life. Native American artists, more specifically. Make every month Native American Heritage Month.
By Chadd ScottNative American art changed my life
By Chadd Scott 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 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 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 ScottIntroduction to Native American jewelry
Much of what is thought of as Native American jewelry comes out of the Southwest – Arizona and New Mexico, the Pueblos and Navajo Nation.
By Chadd ScottNative American art in New Mexico – my travel journal
In April of 2022, I took a trip to explore Native American art in New Mexico. The visit centered on Albuquerque and Santa Fe.
By Chadd ScottEmbracing Contemporary Native American art as Contemporary art
Contemporary Native American art should be fully integrated into Contemporary art museums and collections.
By Chadd ScottWhat to see at the James Museum of Western and Wildlife Art in St. Petersburg
Opened in April of 2018, The James Museum of Western and Wildlife Art adds to a surprisingly rich and diverse St. Petersburg art scene
By Chadd ScottEd Mell takes Purchase Award at Autry Museum ‘Masters of the American West’ 2021
The Autry Museum selected Ed Mell’s Cascading Canyon Storm as the 2021 Purchase Award winner in its “Masters of American West” exhibition.
By Dan MesserliArtists in Santa Fe to fit every budget
There’s more artwork and artists in Santa Fe than you could see in a week if you did nothing else – and that’s just at the galleries.
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