The Eiteljorg offers opportunities for artists to share and promote their work in order to help them grow in their artistic field. We encourage artists to check back often to review and to apply for opportunities that may be of interest.
The Eiteljorg has many established channels where you as an artist can share your work. Whether you are interested in a Fellowship or seek to sell your artwork at one of our popular art sales or markets, we want to hear from you. Each artist has a unique and beautiful perspective that adds to the stories told at the Eiteljorg.
Are you a teaching artist, storyteller, musician or culture bearer? Love sharing your art and culture with a wide variety of audiences? If you answered yes to these questions, then the Eiteljorg museum Artist in Residence program may be right for you!
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Artists from Canadian First Nations, Inuit, Metis, US federally recognized and/or US state recognized nations are encouraged to apply for the Indian Market and Festival 2020.
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Spring Market features regional artists exhibiting watercolor and oil paintings, jewelry, photography, 3D artwork, textiles, wood, sculpture, pottery and more. Juried artists sell handmade one-of-a-kind pieces of art.
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The Eiteljorg Museum is home to one of the nation’s best collections of contemporary Native art. Every other year since 1999, the Fellowship program has selected five Native artists and provided them grant support to further their careers and promote their work. The museum also purchases artwork from the Fellows for its permanent collection. If you believe your work deserves to be recognized, then we encourage you to apply today.
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The Quest for the West® Art Show and Sale has become one of the top Western art sales in the nation. Artists and collectors alike enjoy the intimate setting and unique atmosphere to the Eiteljorg and Quest. The most prominent Western artists and beginning and avid collectors all view Quest as a highlight of the year.
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