#1 Goal of the National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, DC–is to provide indigenous people the opportunity to interpret art made by their community, indigenous people. Who isn’t […]
Location: Heard Museum, Phoenix, AZ Who: Sessions are led by the most informed curators on the planet Panelists are some of the top American Indian artists on the planet To […]
Today someone with art by a Santa Clara artist wanted to know more about this artist, so I urged them to contact the Heard Museum’s library. Wrong ! Don’t wait […]
Bring American Indian made paintings, drawings, sculpture, baskets, textiles, jewelry, pottery, katsinas and more for an evaluation this coming Saturday from 10 am – 2 pm at the Heard Museum […]
2301 North Central Avenue Phoenix, AZ 85004 Sat & Sun (March 6 & 7) 9:30 – 5 pm (Sat) 8:30 – 9:30 am (early bird entrance on Sat for museum […]
Most lovers of 20th century American Indian jewelry are entirely familiar with Charles Loloma, his innovative contributions to the face of AI jewelry beyond the traditional. February 28-October 4, […]
Saturday 22 March 2014 10 am – 2 pm Heard Museum 2301 North Central Avenue (between McDowell & Thomas Road, east side of Central) Phoenix, AZ 85004 $30 for […]
American Indian Art and Artifacts 32633 North Scottsdale Road (Heard Museum North) 10 am – 2 pm $30 first item, $25 second item, $20 additional items ($5 off for members) […]
This gentleman’s work is remarkably designed and crafted and well priced at $550. Trend setting bolo tie collector, Norman Sandfield owns 2 of Leroy Begay’s creations. Can’t attend the Heard […]
Through June 28, 2013 BEFORE security in Terminal 4, you can view over 250 American Indian bolo ties assembled by Norman Sandfield and gifted to the Heard Museum. History […]