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2024 Heard Fair Award Winners

Hollis Chitto (Mississippi Choctaw/ Laguna/Isleta Pueblo) won the Best of Show at the 66th annual Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair…

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Lighting Pathways

Lighting Pathways: Matriarchs of Oklahoma Native American Art February 16–April 28, 2024 National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum 1700 NE…

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2024 Heard Fair Award Winners

Hollis Chitto (Mississippi Choctaw/ Laguna/Isleta Pueblo) won the Best of Show at the 66th annual Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair…

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Lighting Pathways

Lighting Pathways: Matriarchs of Oklahoma Native American Art February 16–April 28, 2024 National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum 1700 NE…

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Oklahoma Native Art Institutions

Tribal Museums and Cultural Centers Anna Mitchell Cultural and Welcome Center, Cherokee Nation Vinita, OKC | link Caddo Heritage Museum,…

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FAAM has a new address!

The company who received our mail, PostNet, is going out of business due to COVID-19. We are sorry to see…

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2024 Heard Fair Award Winners

Hollis Chitto (Mississippi Choctaw/ Laguna/Isleta Pueblo) won the Best of Show at the 66th annual Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair…

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Lighting Pathways

Lighting Pathways: Matriarchs of Oklahoma Native American Art February 16–April 28, 2024 National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum 1700 NE…


Cover art by Rainy Naha (Hopi-Tewa). Photo: King Galleries.

Cover art by Rainy Naha (Hopi-Tewa). Photo: King Galleries.

Issue No. 41, Winter 2024
(January–March)

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Features

  • Textures and Seasons: The History and Art of Hopi Silver Overlay
    By A.M. Palmer, 20–26
  • Looking Back: Bob Haozous’s Cultural Crossroads of the Americas
    By Suzanne Newman Fricke, PhD, 28–31
  • Marco Temporal: Indigenous Art & Activism in Brazil
    By Mariana Brazão, 32–38
  • Photo Essay | Spirit of the Corn
    By Hayden Haynes (Seneca Nation) with Morgan Huff, modeling regalia by Karlene Familo and Alexia Stevens (all Seneca Nation), 40–44

Artist Profiles

  • James Fendenheim: Tohono O'odham Jeweler, and Sculptor
    By Anya Montiel, PhD (Mestiza/Tohono O'odham descent), 48–52
  • David Martin: Pokagon Potawatomi Tattoo Artist, Painter, and Regalia Maker
    By Matthew Ryan Smith, PhD, 54–59
  • Rainy Naha: Hopi-Tewa Ceramic Artist
    By RoseMary Diaz (Santa Clara Pueblo), 60–65
  • Amber Webb: Yup'ik Visual Storyteller
    By Nadia Jackinsky-Sethi, PhD (Alutiiq), 66–71

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FAAM No. 40, Fall 2023

Issue No. 40, Fall 2023 (October–December) Click here to purchase a digital copy for $7.99 from JooMag. To purchase a…

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FAAM No. 40, Fall 2023

Issue No. 40, Fall 2023 (October–December) Click here to purchase a digital copy for $7.99 from JooMag. To purchase a…


FAAM Contributing Editor Stacy Pratt wins the 2022 Rabkin Prize

Stacy Pratt, PhD (Mvskoke), is one of eight visual art journalists to win the 2022 Rabkin Prize. The Dorothea and Leo Rabkin Foundation recognizes “the essential visual art journalist working in [their]  part of the country.” Read more...

Feedspot chose First American Art Magazine as one of its "Top 10 Art Magazines And Ezines To Follow In 2018"

Library Journal chose First American Art Magazine as one of the Best Magazines Launched in 2013

Library Journal, based in New York and founded in 1876, selects ten of the best magazines launched each year. We were chosen in the top ten, alongside magazines from Sweden and Italy. Read more...

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