The Babst Project has configured an exhibition consisting of over 30 paintings, print and works on paper by Harry Fonseca (1946-2005) opening April 11 – July 3 at the Pacific […]
15 Artists are having the biggest moment at US museums. Almost half of Ben Davis’ quarterly list for ArtNet are indigenous. Roughly half are African Americans. Twelve of the fifteen […]
56 in all, 5 of whom are indigenous Teresa Baker (Mandan/Hidatsa) Above is Baker’s Wheeling Way (2002) 72″ X 197″ yarn and spray paint on artificial turf. See more of […]
Active since the 1970s, the Warms Springs Chiricahua Apache artist Haozous has resisted any single style, instead describing his art as a “catalyst” for consciousness raising. “If I can inspire people […]
IF you are in Santa Fe, Aug 14, Thursday 10-11 am1590 B Pacheco Street Fit the Ralph T. Coe Art Center into your schedule Speakers: America Meredith (artist, magazine publisher […]
Another potent image by an artist who helped reshape American Indian art. Signed and dated 1969, Oscar Howe likely portrayed a celebratory dance ahead of battle. Fractured planes of color […]
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: […]
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 […]
Proud to debut (left to right) art by Dennis Numkena, Bob Haozous, Keiko Hara, Oscar Howe, Theodore Villa, Steven Yazzie, Nora Naranjo Morse, Dr. Eugene Grigsby, Jr., Harry Fonseca, Bob […]