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Cherokee Art Market 2023

CATOOSA, Okla. – Speaking at the 2023 Cherokee Art Market awards dinner on October 13, Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck…

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Cherokee Art Market 2023

CATOOSA, Okla. – Speaking at the 2023 Cherokee Art Market awards dinner on October 13, Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck…

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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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Cherokee Art Market 2023

CATOOSA, Okla. – Speaking at the 2023 Cherokee Art Market awards dinner on October 13, Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck…


FAAM No. 40 cover

Cover Dancing of the Robes, Sealaska Heritage Institute, Juneau, Alaska. Photo: Sydney Akagi (Tlingit).

Issue No. 40, Fall 2023
(July–September)

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Features

  • At Kasné Aa: A Brief History of Chilkat Weaving among the Tlingit
    By Zachary R. Jones, PhD
  • Unsettling the Southwold Earthworks
    By Matthew Ryan Smith, PhD
  • Native Artists Lead the Way at the Center for Native Futures
    By Sheila Regan
  • The Diquís Spheres of Costa Rica: A Recently Recognized National Symbol
    By Maria Fernanda Calderon
Diquís sphere, National Museum of Costa Rica

Precontact stone sphere inside a glass-and-stainless-steel spherical structure, National Museum of Costa Rica. Photo: Axxis10 (CC BY-SA 3.0).

Artist Profiles

  • Julie Buffalohead: Ponca Draftsperson, Painter, and Printmaker
    By Sheila Regan
  • Bonnie Devine: Serpent River Ojibwa Installation Artist, Painter, and Sculptor
    By Andrea L. Ferber, PhD
  • Dan Friday: Lummi Glass Artist
    By Matthew Ryan Smith, PhD
  • Porfirio Gutiérrez: Zapotec Textile Artist
    By Staci Golar

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FAAM No. 39, Summer 2023

Issue No. 39, Summer 2023 (July–September) Click here to purchase a digital copy for $7.99 from JooMag. Locations US, New…

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FAAM No. 39, Summer 2023

Issue No. 39, Summer 2023 (July–September) Click here to purchase a digital copy for $7.99 from JooMag. Locations US, New…


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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