This 1930s documentary showcases the artistry and craftsmanship of Native American cultures in the Southwest, highlighting their mastery in basketry, pottery, weaving, jewelry-making, and beadwork.

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Drawn from the University of Wyoming Art Museum collections, Woven Traditions: Native American Basketry of the Southwest presents baskets that feature traditional and contemporary designs, including ...

It wasn’t until 2020 that the National Gallery of Art made its first acquisition of a painting by a Native American artist ... descent), a warm-colored Southwest setting overlaid with ...

Athena drew a series of circles, straight lines, patterns and designs as the fourth-grader made a work of art inspired by ... Hardin was a Native American abstract artist born in Albuquerque ...

By the time Scholder entered the world of Native American art in 1961, his style and love of color had been heavily influenced by abstract expressionists such as Willem de Kooning and other ...

“Traditionally the Santa Fe Indian Market was started to really preserve the art form for Native American people, specifically to the Southwest, your Pueblo people," said Olivia Calabaz ...

Students will showcase their work Tuesday at Center of Southwest Studies It’s not ... displaying pieces made by students in the Native American Art & Culture class. The semester-long class ...

Throughout Native American Heritage Month, the University, in collaboration with The Heard Museum's Native Artists Resource Group, displayed prints crafted by Native American veterans along the walls ...