17 GALLERIES

22 AUCTION BLOCK
by Harmer Johnson

30 MUSEUMS

38 BEN WITTICK AND THE KEAM POTTERY COLLECTION
by Louis A. Hieb
Details the story of the first large-scale commercialization of antiquities from the Southwest—the three-part story of Thomas V. Keam’s collection of Hopi pottery, A. M. Stephen’s catalogs of the collection and a series of photographs of the collection taken by photographer Ben Wittick.

50 EXHIBITION REVIEW OF FRITZ SCHOLDER: INDIAN/NOT INDIAN
by Jo Ortel
Review of two exhibitions of the work of Fritz Scholder (b.1935, d.2005) on view at the National Museum of the American Indian, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. and the George Gustav Heye Center, New York.

58 THE SZWEDZICKI PORTFOLIOS OF AMERICAN INDIAN ART, 1929–1952, PART 2: SIOUX INDIAN PAINTING, AMERICAN INDIAN PAINTERS & NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN COSTUMES
by Janet Catherine Berlo
Considers Sioux Indian Painting, American Indian Painters and North American Indian Costumes, the second three in a series of Native art portfolios originally published, starting in 1929, by l’Edition d’Art C. Szwedzicki, a small French art press, which are this year being reissued online by the University of Cincinnati Digital Press.

68 MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS:
STORIES IN CLAY
by Diana Pardue
An overview of an exhibit at the Heard Museum, Phoenix, Arizona featuring work by seven Santa Clara Pueblo women from the extended Naranjo family. The artists include Jody Folwell and her daughters Polly Rose Folwell and Susan Folwell; Nora Naranjo Morse and her daughter Eliza Naranjo Morse; and Roxanne Swentzell and her daughter Rose B. Simpson.

82 CALENDAR OF SUMMER EVENTS

88 LEGAL BRIEFS
NAGPRA REPATRIATIONS: FEBRUARY TO JULY 2008
by Ron McCoy

103 ADVERTISER INDEX