https://www.forbes.com/sites/chaddscott/2025/05/06/bob-haozous-the-truth-and-nothing-but-the-truth Chadd Scott’s Forbes article published May 6, 2025 introduces largely a business audience to, in his words, a provocative, highly opinionated artist. Haozous cares about issues outside of himself: […]
Heard Museum’s retrospective for Bob’s potent work until November 30, 2025. Make every effort to see it once or twice !!! Corinne Cain of SavvyCollector.com
Can’t get to Heard Museum in Phoenix in time ??? Spend $65 + shipping to acquire a devastatingly divine catalogue (190+ pages) illustrating all 60 artworks in the exhibition. Order […]
Bob Haozous brings artists Roxanne Swentzell (Santa Clara Pueblo) and Joseph Sanchez (White Mountain Apache/Taos Pueblo/Chicano) with curator Jami Powell (Osage) for an in-depth discussion around his collection of artworks […]
Grandfather’s Vision Slate and Onyx Bob’s figure contemplates his life. The owl resting on his shoulder foretells the end is near. Opening April 4, 2025 at the Heard Museum of […]
2025 Heard Indian Market March 1-2 Venancio Aragon’s wool weaving, TRANSform Hate is accompanied by an articulate explanation for its colors and design. Clearly he unapologetically wove this textile to […]
Digital “Painting” on canvas by Zuni Artist Keith Edaakie 22″ X 28″ Yes, this artwork won First Place at the Annual Heard Museum Indian Fair and Market 2023, but did […]
#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 […]