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August 27, 2024

The Santa Fe Indian Market has just concluded its biggest edition in its 102-year history. In a must-read opinion piece today, Sháńdíín Brown and Zach Feuer cast a critical eye on the market's narrow definition of “authentic Indian art,” rooted in its settler-colonial origins. Give it a read.

In other stories, we remember art scholar David Anfam, who passed away last week at age 69, and check in on a Minnesota nonprofit’s pioneering guaranteed income program for artists.

Also, don’t miss out on our guide for exhibitions to visit in Upstate New York, New Jersey, and Long Island this fall.

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Can Santa Fe’s Indian Market Free Itself From the Settler Gaze?

Despite its role as a hub for Native artists, SWAIA hasn’t entirely moved past its origins in White settler obsession with Native authenticity. | Sháńdíín Brown and Zach Feuer

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Abstract Expressionism Scholar David Anfam Dies at 69

The art historian’s legacy includes a large body of writing on Clyfford Still and his celebrated Mark Rothko catalogue raisonné. | Rhea Nayyar

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