Indian Market artists talk about being Native in today’s world, with a respect for the past tempered by distrust of cut-and-dried views on tradition.
With works ranging from shaman masks to 9/11-inspired bowls, these artists follow their hearts-and histories-into unknown territory.
How the concho belt's elements of Spanish, Moorish, Navajo, Pueblo, and contemporary design evolved to become what is now an unmistakable symbol of the Southwest.
Why a prized custom chopper with a special story-and handmade accessories by Indian Market artists-are up for bid at the SWAIA benefit auction.
When the newest digital technology meets indigenous iconography, Indian Market poster artist Marvin Oliver's creativity thrives and his sculptures of cast and fused glass win top awards.
A salute to SWAIA's Lifetime Achievement Award winners, for the skill and vision that have expanded and enhanced the world of Native art.
Whether they're designing clothing or coiling pottery, this year's SWAIA Fellowship and Povika Award winners' exceptional efforts shine through.
Curious about what can and cannot be sold at Market? We give you SWAIA's official guide and standards for each classification.
