The 52nd annual Trail of Tears Art Show opened to the public April 8, and showcased 137 works of pottery, basketry, digital art, and more by Native artists.
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Interior Dept. seeks input on proposed changes to Indian Arts and Crafts Act rules
That law bars efforts to misleadingly present products as having been produced by tribal members, and the changes would expand the definition of what constitutes an “Indian Product” under the law and in some cases allow for non-native labor in the making of such products.
Aaron Lewis, 1st Place Animals Wildlife photography is my passion. I’m proud to be able to share with people how brilli…
Aaron Lewis, 1st Place Animals Wildlife photography is my passion. I’m proud to be able to share with people how brilliant and sublime nature can be in New Mexico. Late last winter I traveled to the Ladd S Gordon Waterfowl Complex where I spent the evening photographing waterfowl. Walking back to my vehicle as the […]
2nd Place Animals, Steven Yabek, Migratory sandhill cranes on the pond at the Ladd S. Gordon Waterfowl Complex in Berna…
2nd Place Animals, Steven Yabek, Migratory sandhill cranes on the pond at the Ladd S. Gordon Waterfowl Complex in Bernardo, NM. Shot just before sunrise at 7 am on Jan. 22, 2020.
3rd place Animals, Dustin Huntington White Lines Sphinx Moth Hummingbird Moth (White-Lined Sphinx Moth) This photo was t…
3rd place Animals, Dustin Huntington White Lines Sphinx Moth Hummingbird Moth (White-Lined Sphinx Moth) This photo was taken in my front yard in Tijeras, NM. I have a “pollinator garden” planted with various flowers selected to attract bees, wasps, butterflies, moths and other pollinators. It provides an endless source of subjects for macro photography. The […]
Context and Conservation of Julius Rolshoven’s Tunisian Bedouins
Learn more about this painting that it’s on view in Near East to Far West.
Four artists dust off their West Texas boots for Dallas’ Lone Gallery’s debut exhibit
You can almost hear the coyotes howl and the wind blow at Lone Gallery’s exhibit of West Texas art, featuring internationally-known artist Cruz Ortiz.
Governor General award highlights multi-faceted aspect of Métis artist
David Garneau had to sit for five months with the news— “I didn’t even tell my own mum!”—that he had won the Governor General’s award for Outstanding Contribution in the arts. “It’s been like carrying this secret, almost like a big stone under my shirt…and then when the announcement came it was like the rock […]
‘First of its kind’: Indigenous fashion week coming to Salt Lake City
By Sydnee Gonzalez
In Monica Rohan’s ‘Disappearing Act,’ Free-Floating Fabrics Disguise Landscapes Under Threat
“Interference” (2023), oil on canvas, framed, 180 x 150 centimeters. All images © Monica Rohan, courtesy of the artist and Jan Murphy Gallery, shared with permission Draped over invisible clotheslines, vintage fabrics conceal seaside vistas, meadows teeming with dried grasses, and craggy walls of stone in Monica Rohan’s latest works. The artist (previously) renders the vast […]