THE SCULPTURE OF UPTON ETHELBAH JR.

This premier event is one of the largest American Indian art markets in the world and draws nearly 15,000 visitors and more than 600 of the Nation’s most preeminent American Indian artists. Indian Fair and Market provides the opportunity to meet and purchase art directly from multiple generations of artists working in all forms of the visual arts. All proceeds from ticket sales support the Heard Museum’s mission of advancing American Indian art.

 

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Masters of the American West exhibition returns February 10, 2024 through March 24, 2024 at the Autry Museum of the American West in Griffith Park, Los Angeles, California. Our Art Sale night will be February 24, 2024. With over sixty extraordinary artists, this prestigious exhibition and sale displays paintings, mixed media, and sculptures by nationally recognized artists.

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Tis the season to be very jolly at SWAIA’s 2023 Winter Indian Market. Over 150 SWAIA-juried artists are joining in this festive event at the Santa Fe Community Convention Center.

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Come join the Santa Fe Indian Market on the Plaza, taking place on Saturday and Sunday, August 19th and 20th, 2023, from 9am to 5pm! This highly anticipated event showcases a wide range of traditional and contemporary Native American art, including jewelry, pottery, textiles, paintings, and sculptures. 

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Featuring over 1,000 artists from over 200 tribes, this market is the largest and most prestigious Native arts show in the world. Visitors can expect to be immersed in a rich cultural experience, with opportunities to meet the artists, learn about their unique artistic processes, and purchase one-of-a-kind pieces directly from the creators. Don’t miss this incredible event celebrating the creativity and cultural heritage of Native American artists.

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Join the Albuquerque Community Foundation, Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, and artist Greyshoes (Upton Ethelbah Jr.) as we celebrate the public art installation of the “Pueblo Matriarch”, a sculpture commissioned in honor of Albuquerque Community Foundation’s 40th anniversary in 2021, in partnership with IPCC and donated to the City of Albuquerque’s Public Art collection. A fabricated steel sculpture standing 20 feet tall, “Pueblo Matriarch” is a stylized Pueblo corn dancer, a traditional dance in Pueblo communities, a prayer to the Creator for a good harvest, plenty of rain for the crops, and prosperity for all. The sculpture will be located at the traffic circle at 12th Street and Menaul, just north of IPCC.

 

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This premier event is one of the largest American Indian art markets in the world and draws nearly 15,000 visitors and more than 600 of the Nation’s most preeminent American Indian artists. Indian Fair and Market provides the opportunity to meet and purchase art directly from multiple generations of artists working in all forms of the visual arts. All proceeds from ticket sales support the Heard Museum’s mission of advancing American Indian art.

 

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Tis the season to be very jolly at SWAIA’s 2022 Winter Indian Market!

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Over 150 SWAIA-juried artists are joining in this festive event at the Santa Fe Community Convention Center.

 

Alongside our artist booths, we’re excited to host live performances, an in-person Silent Auction, and an exciting raffle!

 

We can’t wait to see you at 2022’s Winter Indian Market

$15/day or $25/weekend

 

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The Sedona Arts Festival is the oldest and largest arts festival in our community. Established as a grassroots arts organization in 1989, the Sedona Arts Festival was created to provide effective support and promotion of Sedona as a leading community in the cultural arts of the Southwestern United States. It has evolved into an organization known for conducting an annual arts festival which is known for its quality of art with the dramatic red rocks of Sedona as its backdrop.

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It has successfully grown into one of the finest art festivals of its size in the nation, exhibiting the work of over 125 artists in 11 different artistic mediums to a diverse audience.

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An integral aspect of the Sedona Arts Festival that has remained constant through the years has been its philanthropic outreach in our community. Since its inception, the Sedona Arts Festival has funded nearly $300,000 to art programs and scholarships. School, parks, art camps, and publications have all been the recipients of funding provided by the Sedona Arts Festival.

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Join Greyshoes for the first annual Santa Fe Indian Market at Albuquerque. Over 70 SWAIA-juried artists are joining in as SWAIA debuts this new location. Alongside the artist booths, there will be live performances, food vendors, a VIP lounge for our membership and more – including free parking (on a first come, first served basis).

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Welcome to the world’s largest and most prestigious juried Native North American art market. Indian Market features jewelry, textiles, baskets, bead and quillwork, pueblo wooden carvings, sculpture, diverse arts, pottery, and 2D artwork. Shop one-of-a-kind items direct from U.S. and Canadian Indigenous artists, watch dance performances, and hear live music on the market stages. Don’t forget to stop by the Native food vendors for a truly singular experience of Indigenous culture.

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Arizona’s largest American Indian art fair returns to the Heard Museum in March of 2022. This premier event is one of the largest American Indian art markets in the world and draws nearly 15,000 visitors and more than 600 of the Nation’s most preeminent American Indian artists. Indian Fair and Market provides the opportunity to meet and purchase art directly from multiple generations of artists working in all forms of the visual arts. All proceeds from ticket sales support the Heard Museum’s mission of advancing American Indian art.

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Manitou Galleries Annual Indian Market Exhibition features the work of five Indigenous Artists:

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Nocona Burgess (Comanche)

Greyshoes - Upton Ethelbah Jr. (Santa Clara Pueblo & White Mountain Apache)

Ed Natiya (Diné)

George Rivera (Pojoaque Pueblo)

William Rogers (Diné)

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Openings: 

10am - 8pm, Thursday August 19 - Artists in Attendance from 5-8pm

10am - 8pm, Friday August 20 - Artists in Attendance from 5-8pm

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