Aug
14
to Aug 17
Trade Show, Art Fair

The Antique American Indian Art Show - Santa Fe

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Aug
16
to Mar 29
ATADA Museum Member

IMPRINT

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Ralph T. Coe Center - Santa Fe, NM
Opens August 16, 2018
Through March 29, 2019

Six leading printmakers, Eliza Naranjo Morse, Jamison Chas Banks (Seneca-Cayuga, Cherokee), Jason Garcia (Santa Clara Pueblo Tewa), Terran Last Gun (Piikani), Dakota Mace (Dine (Navajo)), and Jacob Meders (Mechoopda/Maidu), along with Coe curators Bess Murphy and Nina Sanders (Apsaalooke) have spent the past year working collaboratively to build IMPRINT. The exhibition will not only appear on the Coe Center walls, but in public spaces as well. 

coeartscenter.org

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Aug
16
to Aug 19
Gallery

Annual Celebration of Native American Art

Blue Rain Gallery - Santa Fe, NM

Thursday, August 16 (11am - 3pm)

Painting Demonstration with Hyrum Joe 

Thursday, August 16 (5 – 8 pm)
Artist Reception and Group Exhibition featuring Jody Naranjo, Starr Hardridge, Lisa Holt and Harlan Reano, Yatika Fields, Dan Friday, Thomas Breeze Marcus, Chris Pappan, Maria Samora, Les Namingha, and Hyrum Joe.  

Friday, August 17 (5 – 8 pm) 
Artist Reception and Exhibition featuring Preston Singletary

Friday, August 17th and Saturday, August 18th (11am – 3 pm)
Glass Blowing Demonstrations with Dan Friday and Preston Singletary (both days)

blueraingallery.com/events

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Aug
16
to Aug 31
ATADA Member

Indian Market - Native American Artist Group Show

Sorrel Sky Gallery - Santa Fe
Opening reception: Aug 16, 2018  •  5-7:30pm
Show runs through August 31

sorrelsky.com

During Santa Fe Indian Market, Sorrel Sky will host a Native American Group Show featuring the gallery’s Native American artists. Among the artists featured will be Ben Nighthorse, Ray Tracey and Kevin Red Star, along with many others.

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Aug
18
to Aug 19
Santa Fe Indian Market

SWAIA - 97th Annual Santa Fe Indian Market

Santa Fe Plaza & surrounding streets - Santa Fe, NM
Aug 18 • 7am - 5pm
Aug 19 • 8am - 5pm

MARKET STAGES MUSIC & DANCE PERFORMANCES
9:00am-4:00pm. The Plaza stage and Santa Fe Community Convention Center are the settings for a number of exciting events and programs. Music and performing arts fill the stages for visitors to augment their Indian Market experience. 
Free and open to the public

Full schedule of events can be found on the SWAIA website:
www.swaia.org/Indian_Market

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Oct
14
6:30 AM06:30
ATADA Museum Member

American Jewelry from New Mexico

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Ongoing Exhibition - Ends Oct 14

Albuquerque Museum - ABQ, NM

June 2 to Oct. 14, 2018

Jewelry making in New Mexico has always been about innovation, with artists celebrating new materials and techniques which, in the hands of master craftspeople, become instant traditions. For millennia startlingly new materials including abalone shell, turquoise, silver, mother of pearl, gold, glass, Bakelite, Lucite, apatite, tungsten, bottle caps, and diamonds have been introduced, adopted, and elevated to idiosyncratic modes of exemplary expression.

www.cabq.gov

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Jan
6
6:30 AM06:30
Museum

Transformer: Native Art in Light and Sound

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Ongoing Exhibition - Ends Jan 2019

National Museum of the American Indian - New York, NY

Nov 10, 2017 - Jan 6, 2019

nmai.si.edu

Image: Nicholas Galanin (Tlingit, b. 1979), Tsu Heidei Shugaxtutaan (We will again open this container of wisdom that has been left in our care), 1 and 2 (video still), 2006. Digital video projection with sound. Courtesy of the artist.

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Jan
26
to Jan 27
Art Fair

2019 Mesa Old West Show & Auction

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Mesa Convention Center - Mesa, AZ

SHOW PUBLIC SCHEDULE:
January 26, 2019 • 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
January 27, 2019 • 9:00 am - 3:00 pm

AUCTION:
January 26, 2019 • 5:00 pm

Preview Hours:
Friday, January 25: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Saturday, January 26: 9:00 am - 4:30 pm
Auction and Preview are free and open to the public

Auction Location:
Phoenix Marriott Mesa
200 N. Centennial Way
Mesa, AZ 85201
Catalogs are available for sale and viewable online.

oldwestevents.com

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Jun
22
to Jun 23
Art Fair

Brian Lebel's Old West Show & Auction

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Santa Fe Community Convention Center - Santa Fe, NM

SHOW PUBLIC SCHEDULE:
June 22, 2019:  9:00am - 4:00pm
June 23, 2019:  10:00am - 4:00pm

AUCTION SCHEDULE:
Live Auction: Saturday, June 22, 2019:  5:00pm
Auction Preview: Friday, June 21st, 9am - 5pm and Saturday, June 22nd, 9am - 4:30pm.
Both the Auction and Preview are free and open to the public. Catalogs are available for sale and viewable online.

oldwestevents.com

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Aug
10
to Aug 13
Trade Show

Whitehawk Antique Indian & Ethnographic Art Show

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Aug
9
to Aug 12
Trade Show

Objects of Art Santa Fe

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El Museo Cultural de Santa Fe - Santa Fe Railyard

2018 OPENING: 
Thurs., August 9th (6-9pm).
100% of the gala ticket proceeds benefit KNME New Mexico PBS.

2018 SHOW DATES: 
Fri., Sat., Sun., August 10th–12th (11am-5pm)

objectsofartsantafe.com

Participating ATADA Members: (subject to change)

AE Tribal Antiques
Buffalo Barry's Indian Art
Caravanserai, Ltd.
KR Martindale Gallery
Mark Sublette Medicine Man Gallery
Two Pines Art

 

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Aug
4
to Aug 5
Art Fair

THE GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ANTIQUE & VINTAGE SHOW

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Lujan Center - Expo New Mexico State Fair Grounds - Albuquerque, NM

Aug 4 - 5, 2018
Charity Sneak Preview: Aug 3, 2018

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Shop & visit with over 150 quality antique dealers from across the U.S.

Learn about the Southwest and the art of collecting and investing in Fine Art & Antiques, Native American Art, Ethnographic Art, Textiles, Furniture, Historic Photos, Rare Books, Jewelry and more.

The Benefit Sneak Preview ($100 donation) will take place on August 3rd from 1-6pm with 100% of Sneak Preview Admissions going directly to our KNME PBS Endowment. This endowment will provide funding for New Mexico art and education programming.

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Jul
31
6:30 AM06:30
ATADA Member

Apsaalooke Lodges featuring Kevin Red Star

Ongoing Exhibition - Ends July 31

Sorrel Sky Gallery - Santa Fe
Opening reception: July 6, 2018  •  5-7:30pm

sorrelsky.com

Known and honored throughout Native America for the authenticity of his art, Kevin Red Star presents a new body of work. Drawing from his Crow Indian culture, he seamlessly blends historical details and contemporary composition.

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Jul
14
6:30 AM06:30
ATADA Member

We’wha & the Two Spirit Tradition in Native Society

Zuni dough bowl, circa 1880, 15” diameter, attributed to We’wha (1849- 1896)

Zuni dough bowl, circa 1880, 15” diameter, attributed to We’wha (1849- 1896)

Crow dancer in Elk Tooth Dress, 2016, mixed media on vellum, 10 x 8 inches. Artist: Mona Medicine Crow (Crow)

Crow dancer in Elk Tooth Dress, 2016, mixed media on vellum, 10 x 8 inches. Artist: Mona Medicine Crow (Crow)

Ongoing Exhibition - Ends July 14

John Molloy Gallery - New York, NY
June 14 - July 14, 2018

johnmolloygallery.com

John Molloy Gallery is pleased to present We’wha & the Two Spirit Tradition in Native Society, an exhibition and sale of antique work by We’wha and Arroh-ah-och, two Native American 19th century two spirit artists as well as contemporary work by Mona Medicine Crow (Crow), Thomas Huakaas (Lakota), Sheldon Raymore (Lakota, Cheyenne River Sioux) and Lokowi-he-ne (Mohawk).

The two spirit tradition refers to a traditional role in Native America of people who did not relate fully to the binary  genders of male & female, of people who identified as having the spirit of both genders. While the terminology varied from tribe to tribe, the ethos of acceptance permeated all the groups and often granted these individuals special status.

The great media theorist, Marshall McLuhan, speculated that the electronic culture would re-tribalize Western society.  His observations, now made more than fifty years ago, are becoming actualized in our communities via acceptance of same-sex marriage and gender neutral bathrooms, gradually bringing us towards the communal attitudes on gender issues that Native American culture made manifest more than 100 years ago. 

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