Indian Market Is Back! We’ll See You There!

Mark your calendars! You’ll have several opportunities to meet and talk with our Native American artists, non-Native artists, guest artists, and collaborators at Sorrel Sky Gallery Santa Fe during this year’s Indian Market. Make plans to join us as often as you can at the gallery’s downtown location at 125 W. Palace Ave. Over four days, August 19-22, there will be receptions and art talks, a group show and artist market, sculpture and painting demonstrations, and art lectures. Featured artists, guest artists, and collaborators include Ben Nighthorse, David Yarrow, Ray Tracey, Kevin Red Star, Star Liana York, Doyle Hostetler, Jesse Monongye, Jackson Clark, and more. Exhibitions will continue through August 31. Keep reading for more details!

“We’re thrilled that the 99th Indian Market is happening this year. This is easily the most exciting time of the year for us at Sorrel Sky Santa Fe. Our artists, guest artists, collaborators, and art advisors are eager to welcome visitors and collectors into the gallery, establishing new connections and strengthening existing relationships.”

Shanan Campbell


On August 19 from 5-7:30 pm, David Yarrow, recognized as one of the best-selling fine art photographers in the world, will be in attendance for his first show at Sorrel Sky Santa Fe. At 6:30 pm he will give a talk about his groundbreaking work, including pieces from his Wild West Series, shot over the past several months in New Mexico, Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming. David’s large-format, evocative, and immersive photography of life on earth is distinctive and has earned him an ever-growing following amongst art collectors.


On August 20-22 from 10 am – 5 pm a market-like setting will highlight several of the gallery’s Native American artists, select non-Native artists, and several guest artists. Featured artists and collaborators include Ben Nighthorse, David Yarrow, Ray Tracey, Kevin Red Star, Mateo Romero, Chris Pruitt, Victoria Adams, Star Liana York, Doyle Hostetler, Jesse Monongye, Jackson Clark of Toh-Atin Gallery, and more. An artist reception will be held on August 20 from 5-7:30 pm.


Throughout the weekend, a few of our artists will doing sculpting and painting demonstrations. Be sure to stop in frequently to see Star Liana York and Doyle Hostetler working in a studio-like setting. Doyle currently has several new concepts on the easel. One is of a longhorn that will be 96″ x 72″. Yes, that’s 8 feet high by 6 feet wide! Below is a sneak peek of that and other pieces that are “on the easel” or “just completed.”


On August 20 at 4 pm and August 22 at 11:30 am, Jackson Clark, leading authority on Navajo weaving and owner of Toh-Atin Gallery in Durango, will give two free lectures. Clark, a founding member and former officer of the Indian Arts and Crafts Association and a past judge at Santa Fe Indian Market, has worked for decades to promote authentic Native American arts and crafts. A large collection of Navajo rugs, vintage and contemporary, from many different areas of the Navajo Reservation will be available through August 31.