Native Goods Featured Artists

About the Native Goods Gallery

Native Goods Gallery focuses on original works by artists whose cultures are indigenous to the greater Southwest. The gallery operates as an extension of the museum store, Native Goods, and shares its educational mission and commitment to the support of native arts of this region.

View some of the past exhibitions by Native Goods Featured Artists:
	Anatomy of Sorrow: Paintings by Daniel Martin Diaz
	Walking in Two Worlds: the Art of Jerry Brown
	En el nombre de Dios / In the Name of God
	The Art of Louis David Valenzuela
	Nizhonigoo bil iina: Paintings of Shonto Begay, Diné
	Rituales: Mexican-American Rites and Rituals
	Seven Eyes, Seven Legs: Supernatural Stories of the Abenaki
	Evidence

While exhibited works often reveal the cultural roots of the artists who produced them, many of these artists are extending historic artistic iconography into living traditions that embrace a wide range of creative strategies. Past exhibits have explored a diverse scope of media including collage, photography, mixed media assemblage, painting, carving and printmaking.

Artists are invited to exhibit by the museum store. Their selection is based upon the quality of work, relevance to the museum's mission, and the cultural contribution of their personal artistic insight. Additionally, all exhibiting artists meet stringent standards for professional presentation of their work.

A portion of sales directly supports the exhibiting artists, while the remaining portion supports museum educational programs. Information regarding the sales of any current work on exhibit may be directed to the museum store: 520-626-5886.

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