08/01/2026
AUGUST 2026 NATIVE ART EVENT HIGHLIGHTS! More details and events at firstamerican.art/calendar
Aug 1 & 2: Oklahoma City, OK
Red Earth Festival at the Oklahoma City Convention Center
Aug 5–Nov 5: Santa Fe, NM
We’ ma: we A Zuni Fe**sh Carving Exhibition at Sibylle Szaggars Redford Fine Art
Aug 6–9: Santa Fe, NM
Whitehawk Antique Indian & Ethnographic Art Show at the Santa Fe Community Convention Center
Aug 7 & 8: Norman, OK
Central Oklahoma Native American Art Sale at the Cleveland County Fairgrounds
Aug 7–30: Santa Fe, NM
Daniel McCoy: We Can Only Go Up from Here and Geometry of Culture at Hecho a Mano
Aug 7–Sept 12: Santa Fe, NM
Jazmin Novak: Close to Home at Big Happy
Aug 8: Tacoma, WA
IN THE SPIRIT Arts Market & Northwest Native Festival at the Washington State Historical Society
Aug 8, 2026–Jan 3, 2027: Athens, GA
Edmonia Lewis: Said in Stone at the Georgia Museum of Art
Aug 13–TBA: Santa Fe, NM
Contemporary Anishinaabe Artists: An Exhibition Celebrating the Living Artistic Traditions of the Three Fires Confederacy at FOMA Gallery
Aug 13–TBA: Santa Fe, NM
Infinite We: An Exhibition of Contemporary Indigenous Art at Cara Romero Gallery
Aug 14 & 15: Santa Fe, NM
Case Trading Post Artists Market at the Wheelwright Museum
Aug 14–17: Santa Fe, NM
Sovereign Santa Fe at La Fonda on the Plaza
Aug 14–16: Santa Fe, NM
Pathways Indigenous Arts Festival at the Buffalo Thunder Resort
Aug 14–Sept 26: Santa Fe, NM
In Light and Shadow at Obscura Gallery
Aug 15 & 16: Santa Fe, NM
SWAIA Santa Fe Indian Market in the Santa Fe Plaza and downtown
Aug 15 & 16: Santa Fe, NM
Free Indian Market Show at the Federal Park
Aug 15 & 16: Santa Fe, NM
IAIA Student and Recent Graduate Art Market at IAIA MoCNA
Aug 18–Dec 5: Auburn, AL
PERSONIFIED EXISTENCE at the Jule Museum at Auburn University
Aug 25–Dec 19: Lincoln, NE
Elsewhere/The Prairie Was Ours at the Great Plains Art Museum
Aug 28–Oct 30: Oklahoma City, OK
Jamie Boley at the Red Earth Art Center
Aug 29 & 30: Flagstaff, AZ
Hopi Arts & Culture Festival at the Flagstaff Mall
Pictured: Craig George (Diné), “nizhóní nation #1,” 2025, oil on linen, 24 × 20 in. part of the Sovereign Santa Fe events