Heard Museum
Central Phoenix · Phoenix
The world's foremost museum dedicated to the art and culture of Native peoples of the American Southwest, with exceptional collections spanning ancient to contemporary.
Fine art jewelry including turquoise and silverwork
Central Phoenix · Phoenix
The world's foremost museum dedicated to the art and culture of Native peoples of the American Southwest, with exceptional collections spanning ancient to contemporary.
Gallery Historic Jerome · Jerome
A vibrant artist-run cooperative perched in Jerome's historic mining district, showcasing original paintings, ceramics, jewelry, and sculpture by over 40 local artists.
Gallery Old Town Scottsdale · Scottsdale
Premier gallery for historical and contemporary Native American art, featuring works by master artists alongside rare antique pieces and jewelry.
Museum North Flagstaff · Flagstaff
The region's foremost museum of natural and cultural history, housing one of the world's most significant collections of Hopi, Diné, Zuni, and Pai art, pottery, and jewelry.
Gallery Downtown Flagstaff · Flagstaff
A cooperative gallery in the heart of downtown Flagstaff, run by member artists who show landscape paintings, ceramics, jewelry, and photography inspired by Arizona's northern highlands.
Cultural Center Tlaquepaque · Sedona
Iconic arts village modeled after a traditional Mexican village, housing 40+ galleries, artisans, and studios amid courtyards and fountains.
Uptown Sedona · Sedona
A Sedona landmark for Native American jewelry, pottery, and fine art, curating authentic works directly from tribal artists across the Southwest.
Downtown · Durango
A museum-quality gallery devoted entirely to Native American art and material culture - presenting handcrafted jewelry, paintings, sculpture, pottery, Kachinas, baskets, drums, flutes, and textiles made exclusively by Native artists, with an emphasis on education and cultural context.
Pearl Street Mall · Boulder
A cooperative gallery on Boulder's beloved Pearl Street Mall, showcasing handcrafted jewelry, ceramics, fiber, glass, and mixed-media work by Colorado artisans since 1971.
Gallery Downtown Manitou Springs · Manitou Springs
One of Colorado's oldest artist cooperatives, housed in a charming historic building in bohemian Manitou Springs and showcasing paintings, ceramics, jewelry, and fiber work by over 30 member artists.
Gallery Ninth Street District · Durango
A beloved Durango gallery representing over 100 independent American studio artists - presenting an eclectic range of handcrafted pottery, paintings, jewelry, glass, and functional art objects sourced from small studios across the country, with a strong Southwest aesthetic.
Gallery Downtown · Pagosa Springs
A Pagosa Springs gallery specializing in contemporary Southwestern jewelry and Native American craft - offering handmade one-of-a-kind pieces by Diné, Hopi, Zuni, and Apache artists alongside local artisan jewelry, pottery, Kachinas, painting, and sculpture in historic downtown.
Old Town Fort Collins · Fort Collins
A vibrant contemporary gallery in Old Town Fort Collins showcasing paintings, sculpture, and jewelry by emerging and established regional artists in an inviting, accessible space.
Downtown Durango · Durango
A destination gallery for authentic Native American art in Durango since 1957, with one of the finest collections of Diné rugs, Pueblo pottery, Hopi kachinas, and Southwest jewelry in the region.
Manitou Springs · Manitou Springs
An intimate gallery in a Victorian-era building in Manitou Springs, presenting Colorado landscape paintings, watercolors, and prints alongside handcrafted jewelry by regional artists.
Museum Uptown Albuquerque · Albuquerque
Owned and operated by the 19 Pueblos of New Mexico, this museum and cultural center celebrates Pueblo art, history, and living culture with permanent and rotating exhibitions.
Gallery Nob Hill · Albuquerque
One of Albuquerque's most beloved galleries, celebrating fine American craft and art jewelry with an emphasis on contemporary ceramics, glass, and fiber.
Museum Museum Road · Taos
A world-class collection of Native American and Hispanic art and artifacts from the Southwest, including one of the finest collections of Pueblo jewelry ever assembled.
Museum Hill · Santa Fe
One of the world's premier museums dedicated to the living arts and cultures of Native peoples of the Southwest, with extraordinary collections of pottery, textiles, jewelry, and contemporary art.
Museum Hill · Santa Fe
Home to the world's largest collection of international folk art - over 135,000 objects from more than 100 countries - on a scenic hill above Santa Fe.
Nob Hill · Albuquerque
A cooperative fine art gallery on Albuquerque's Central Avenue presenting paintings, ceramics, jewelry, and mixed media works by a rotating collective of New Mexico artists.
Raton
The Raton Arts & Humanities Council's gallery in a landmark 1910 Wells Fargo building, showing work by 200+ local and regional New Mexico artists across every medium.
Downtown Santa Fe · Santa Fe
An acclaimed jewelry and fine craft gallery in downtown Santa Fe showcasing sculptural jewelry, objects, and furniture by leading contemporary studio artists from across the country.
Taos Plaza · Taos
A premier destination for authentic Native American jewelry, pottery, and art, sourcing directly from pueblo artisans and tribal communities of the Southwest.
Museum Hill · Santa Fe
Dedicated to Native American art and culture, with a particular focus on Diné ceremonial arts and contemporary Native American artists.
Museum Midtown · Houston
A museum and residency program dedicated to the art of craft - fiber, glass, metal, ceramics, and wood - with working resident artists visible throughout the building and a commitment to elevating craft to its rightful place in the fine art conversation.
Downtown · San Antonio
A historic arts institution offering studio arts education alongside gallery exhibitions in a beautifully preserved 19th-century French Quarter convent complex - combining fine craft education with a public art program in the heart of downtown San Antonio.
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