Tribal Artery

This embedded video features Tony Eriacho, Zuni artist and Indian Art authenticity activist, who talks about issues of authentic Indian art ...

Tribal Works offers this from JacarandaTribal , a blog with a special expertise in African tribal art that we follow - African Art from the...

Aboriginals : Art of the First Person, operators of web sites at ZuniLink.com , Native-JewelryLink.com , Native-PotteryLink.com and TribalW...

We are in the process of packing up a shipment of Native American jewelry to go to a shop in Orange, NSW, Australia that has decided to off...

We have just received word that Zuni carver, Tyler Quam, has passed away. He was a member of a family of carvers well known for their work....

According to Web sources, the most recent Zemanek-Munster tribal art auction, held twice a year, attracted a disappointing response. As a re...

Often we get confused about who carved what. Not that we didn't know and can't look it up. But we look at a carving we have had for ...

We have dipped into our personal collection to present a few bona fide vintage fetish carvings from Zuni. They all have some of the magic of...

According to an arts and antiques newsletter, the economy is having a peculiar effect on art and collectible purchases. To quote, "The ...

Whitehawk has announced the dates and venues for its 2009 Ethnographic Art Show and 2009 Antique Indian Art Show. The Ethnographic Art Show...

Our Native Pottery Link site has now been listed on AboutUsWiki. Check it out at http://www.AboutUs.org/Native-PotteryLink.com This is a wik...

As we anticipate our next journey to New Mexico, we reminisce about one of our favorite palces to eat while there. The Church Street Cafe in...

"Absolutely magnificent" , was the rave given by Barbara Korn, Heard Museum Show official, to the Best of Show winning work of Ogl...

Last summer we visited with Talia Quandelacy and acquired some of her very nicely done work. Here's a brief video of that pleasant encou...

It may be a stretch to consider Abu Dhabi among tribal art resources. At, least in the manner we normally define it. But we visited it in F...

Whether or not you believe in man-made global warming – personally, I am an agnostic - it turns out that you may be reducing your impact ...

The Tribal Beat reports on the San Francisco Tribal & Textile Show recently held at Fort Mason. His take on the state of the market is i...

I find myself lately checking everything I buy for the “Made in” label. From shoes to shirts to shorts, I want to know if they were mad...

As some of you may know, I also am a writer in addition to being a collector/dealer in tribal art. So I am surfing around looking for the op...

We just received an email from a customer who ordered a pottery buffalo by Mary Small of Jemez Pueblo. May we share his comment with you? ...