NMAI Magazine

Winter 2025/Spring 2026 - Vol. 26 No. 4

Winter 2025 / Spring 2026

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American Indian Winter 2025/Spring 2026 featuring a black and white image of Truman Lowe sitting amongst his art.

Highlights

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Steven Tamayo tells creation stories with images he created projected behind him on a screen.

Culture Keepers

Multifaceted Artist and Mentor Honored

by Vincent Schilling

An Indigenous woman stands along a beach in a blue cloak depicting herrings.

Protecting the Gift of Herring Roe

by David Helvarg

Elaine Kingeekuk points to and discusses the materials in a parka

Arts and Cultures

Sharing Living Native Heritage: An exhibition that speaks with the First Peoples of Alaska

by David Helvarg

A rendering of the moon rising over and aligning with ancient earthworks in Ohio

Celestial Masterpieces: Hopewell Ceremonial Earthworks declared a World Heritage Site

by John E. Hancock

Large wooden sculpture depicting river water

Arts and Cultures

A View from the Water’s Edge: A new NMAI exhibition spotlights the woodland-inspired art of Truman Lowe

by Rebecca Head Trautmann

Framed art made of cloth pigmented in reddish tones and gold leaf.

Collection Stories

An Enticing Portal

by Halena Kapuni-Reynolds

Jo-Anne Tabobandung stands beneath and holds the wing of her airplane.

Aerial Lifelines

by Shelby Lisk

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American Indian Winter 2025/Spring 2026 featuring a black and white image of Truman Lowe sitting amongst his art.

Winter 2025/Spring 2026

American Indian Fall 2025 featuring an image of a green glass sculpture on a silver pedestal.

Fall 2025

Magazine cover with woven belts draped over a person's shoulders.

Summer 2025

Magazine cover with person performing hula

Spring 2025

Magazine cover with photo of Alaskan village

Winter 2024

Magazine cover with watercolor artwork on ledger paper

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