This page will help to keep you up
to date on what's happening around River Trading Post, and help you to enjoy
collecting fine Native American art even more.
You can read our latest
newsletter, TradingPost Times, sign up for our RSS feed for late
breaking news around our place, listen to a River Trading Post podcast, find
great tips about collecting Native American art...and even review your
experiences with River Trading Post.
We hope that you enjoy this page,
and all of us in the River Trading Post family hope to meet you personally in
one of our galleries someday soon.
Our quarterly newsletter with stories about artists, places to visit,
and happenings in each of our galleries. In a printable PDF file.
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special arrives at the gallery, or about events that they would enjoy.
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can pick from a variety of items that you would like us to tell you about
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Our ten minute video will give you an inside look at each of our three
galleries, as well as some of the great work by our featured artists.
Our mini-version is to your right. Our full screen version
is right here. We hope
that you have the opportunity to visit with us in Chicagoland, Santa Fe or
Scottsdale one day soon. We believe you will find River Trading Post
to be a special place.
An RSS feed is an ongoing update of happenings at River Trading Post, new
items added to our website collection, and other news. You can
subscribe (free) to the feed, and check updates at your leisure.
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For tips, tidbits, interviews, music and more enjoy the programs on the
River Trading Post Pod Network. You can subscribe to the River
Trading Post Pod Network just by clicking on the green Podcast button up
above. By subscribing, you will be able to watch and view our podcasts on
your full screen, and get information about each podcast. You'll
also receive automatic updates as new podcasts are available. And, you can
download your favorite River Trading Post podcasts and keep them with a
part of your Native American Art collection.
In the meantime, you can
also enjoy a sample our podcasts on the mini-viewer below. Just select a
podcast of your choice, and enjoy. Oh, if you want to see the full screen
video version, just double click on the program screen as you are viewing
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From Our Bookshelf: Tips On Collecting Native
American Art
Here are some great tips about collecting Native American Art.
Whether a novice, or an experienced collector, we believe that these tips
will be helpful as you add to your collection. Click on an image and enjoy
flipping through the books below.
We receive a lot of questions about how to
go about selling pieces of people's Native American art. Most of the time
it isn't as simple as you think, but it can be rewarding. We have
some sage "tips" for you if you just read this.
This is the complete site map for the River Trading Post website. It is
another way to help you find items of interest to you.
Know The Law Regarding
Indian Arts and Crafts, and the Indian Arts and Crafts Board.
Before buying Indian arts or
crafts at powwows, annual fairs, juried competitions, and other events,
check the event requirements on the authenticity of products being offered
for sale. Many events list the requirements in newspaper advertisements,
promotional flyers, and printed programs. If the event organizers make no
statements on compliance with the Act or on the authenticity of Indian
arts and crafts offered by participating vendors, you should obtain
written certification from the individual vendors that their Indian arts
or craftwork were produced by tribal members or by certified Indian
artisans.
