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We're very excited to now carry the work of award-winning Chickasaw designer Kristen Dorsey. From the runways of LA Fashion Week to the pages of British Vogue, Dorsey's pieces are celebrated throughout the contemporary jewelry world. Inspired by her Southeastern Native heritage, her innovative and elegant designs complement the works we currently have in the gallery while bringing entirely new stylistic elements...
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We were saddened to hear the news of the passing of Vidal Aragon on January 5, 2015. Vidal was an exceptional artist and long-time friend of Four Winds Gallery. Born in 1923 at Santo Domingo Pueblo, Vidal began his career in the 1930s studying jewelry making at the Santa Fe Indian School. Experimenting with traditional techniques such as tufa casting and lapidary work,...
T.C. Cannon (1946-1978) has been referred to as the “James Dean” of Native American art, creating a large impact on the art world before his life was tragically cut short. At the vanguard of exploring possibilities for Native American painting beyond the conventional imagery and two-dimensional style of the Studio School, Cannon refused to depict idealized or romanticized imagery in is work. He...
