If you’ve followed along with Native American Art magazine since our first issue in 2016, you’ll know we’ve had issues dedicated to many of the big categories of Native American art: pottery, beadwork, basketry, Pueblo carvings, weavings, fashion, jewelry and even two issues devoted to turquoise. But we had never done an issue focused on two-dimensional work. Never, until now.
The magazine in your hands is our first-ever issue dedicated to two-dimensional flatwork. We’re calling it the Paint, Paper & Photography issue, and we’re thrilled to shine a bright spotlight on all the artists who are working in these mediums. The artists work on canvas, paper and board, and they use oil and acrylic paint, colored pencil and charcoal, pastels and watercolor, as well as film and digital cameras. One…
