Native American Antique and Contemporary Art
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Views on the Road: Georgia and Mott Hupfel
Native American Antiques
We’wha & the Two Spirit Tradition, Then and Now
Beaded Beauty, Early 19th C Haudenosaunee Beaded Bags
19th Century Plains Indian Pipe Bags
FIGURES & DOLLS
LAKOTA LEDGER DRAWINGS from the Amidon Ledger Book
Plains Beauty: 19th Century American Indian Garments and Accessories
NATIVE AMERICAN DOLLS
NATIVE AMERICAN ANTIQUE TOY CRADLES
Moccasins, Walking in Splendor
Vintage Native American Jewelry and Gallery Highlights - Holiday Show 2016
Plains Beadwork and Quirts, New Selections, Summer 2016
Knifecases and Tomahawks
GEOMETRIES: Parfleche
Plains Indian Art
Plains Indian Art (2)
Plains and Plateau Beadwork
Beaded Bags from Columbia River Plateau
Three Northern Beaded Bags
Across the Rockies, Native American Antique Beadwork
AMERICAN RENAISSANCE, 19th Century Plains Indian Art
The Painted Parfleche
Katsinam 2013
Past Shows
THE SHAPE OF THINGS, Carter Hodgkin & Drew Shiflett
Bob Seng, Surface Tension
MUTABILITY, Carter Hodgkin, Drew Shiflett, and Helen O'Leary
REPURPOSED, Gerry Hayes
TECHNIC/COLOR
BUBBLE THEORY
INTERSECTIONS
PARALLEL PLAY
AT HOME: Kate Teale and David Henderson
James Havard
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James Havard, PRIMAL
James Havard, Paint People
James Havard, TALKING IN COLORS
James Havard, Unquenchable Fire
Caroline Blum and Melinda Hackett_New Paintings
Matt Magee TYPOLOGIES
Tom Huakaas STOP D.A.P.L.
INTERNAL LANDSCAPES Vito Desalvo and David Reisman
Excavations & Certainties
SUEJIN JO, MIGRATION_PASSAGES
Walter Robinson
GEOMETRIES
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GEOMETRIES: Parfleche
Geometric Abstraction
Matt Magee - PAINTINGS and TEXTCAVATIONS
INSOMNIA: Larissa Nowicki
Melinda Hackett, SEA GARDEN
Essays
Names and Roles of Two Spirit People: An Historical Perspective
TOY CRADLES FROM THE PLAINS & PLATEAU - essay
AMERICAN RENAISSANCE, 19th Century Plains Indian Art - essay
Larissa Nowicki INSOMNIA
"Birds for Crazy Horse" Tony Fitzpatrick
Unquenchable Fire: James Havard’s Recent Paintings
Plains Art Before 1860
Warrior Art and Artifacts
SOME THOUGHTS ON COLLECTING INDIGENOUS ART
Art on Horseback
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JAMES HAVARD
UNQUENCHABLE FIRE
(2014)
(Essay:
Unquenchable Fire: James Havard’s Recent Paintings
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James Havard, TALKING IN COLORS
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