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Feature Image credit: Joanne Ehrich. View full photo album here. The Santa Fe Indian Market in New Mexico has served as a creative hub for indigenous artists from a variety of tribes across North America to sell their work for 98 years now. First created by the Museum of New Mexico in 1922 as part of […]
To check out Madeleine Sabo’s Online Store, click here. It is easy to take eyesight for granted, but to those who lose this precious sense, it can be overwhelming. A lose of sight is even more devastating to an artist – a person whose life’s work and world revolves around creating art and seeing it […]
Ye’ila’n: A sentinel’s journey into The Real World In traditional Mescalero Apache tradition, the grand parents of a soon-to-be born child will gather to ask their creator what name is to be given their new offspring. When Melvin Herrera was about to enter this world, his elders gave him the name Ye’ila’n, which translates […]
The twin-birth of Apache’s twenty-seven year exile and Ledger Art Raul is a member of the Mescalero Apache Tribe. He was born and raised in the mountains of Mescalero where he acquired a love for the outdoors. His mother the late Vickie (Chino) Davis was born and raised in Mescalero. Raul’s dad, Jimmy […]
Perry Cleveland was born in Navajo Nation’s Fort Defiance, Arizona (Navajo: Tséhootsooí)* near Window Rock** (often covered in Western movies). His parents died in a car accident when Perry was little and so he never knew them. He was raised by grandmother and grandfather Frank C.Nez, of famed Nipple Bute. He lived to be one […]
THIS PHOTOGRAPHER IS SHINING A LIGHT ON THE DIGNITY OF INDIGENOUS WOMEN November 1, 2018 by Hallie Steiner Native American women face up tp 10 times more violence than the national average. One photographer is using her art tofight back. Indigenous women face disproportionate levels of violence. 84 percent of them experience some form of violence during […]
Crystal Bridges Turns the Spotlight on Contemporary Indigenous Artists November 30, 2018 By Paulette Beete An installation view of Art for a New Understanding: Native Voices, 1950s to Now at the Crystal Bridges Museum of Art. Photo courtesy of Crystal Bridges U.S. museums have only recently started to grapple with the idea that art by Native […]
Brush(strokes) with Success November 13, 2018 / Mary Kee Part II – An Art Business Model I’ve known many artists who earn a living practicing the work they love. There’s much to learn about the business of art before achieving the level of comfort that they seem to have perfected. This week’s blog takes […]
Marketing Your Art | Part One “…the price?” November 2, 2018 / Mary Kee Years ago you decided that art have a permanent place in your life and in your heart. After experimenting with a variety of medium and focused studies you’ve likely accumulated a group of paints that have the potential for a sale. […]
Small spaces can look larger if designed with a related design and color theme. Give old furniture items a makeover with furniture wraps and designs from your portfolio or our extended exotic wood library found here. There are many designs to choose from. Turn a long Ikea Lack cofee table into a painting and ‘go […]