PhillipsX is pleased to present New Terrains, a watershed selling exhibition of important works of contemporary Native American art curated by Tony Abeyta, Bruce Hartman, and James Trotta-Bono. Exploring the influences of modernism, post-war and pop influences, the exhibit provides context for the evolution of contemporary Native art in the mid-to-late 20th and early 21st centuries. These artists evoke the rich diaspora of Native American tribal representation, including Canadian first nations people. Featuring over 50 artists, spanning seven decades, the works reflect the socio-political and artistic climates in which they were conceived. Native American art is continually expanding to embrace new ideas, expressions, and artistic mediums. Established, emerging, and under-recognized artists share their unique visions and stories of what it is to be an indigenous artist.

Phillips New York
432 Park Avenue
NY, NY 10022 (map)

Viewing
5-23 January, 2024
Monday - Saturday: 10:00am - 6:00pm
Sunday: 12:00pm - 6:00pm
Monday, January 15: CLOSED for Martin Luther King Day

Exhibition & Sales Inquires
Scott Nussbaum
Senior International Specialist, Deputy Chairman, Americas, 20th Century & Contemporary Art
SNussbaum@phillips.com

PhillipsX is a dynamic selling exhibition platform operated by the Private Sales team at Phillips. Presenting highly curated selling exhibitions on a global scale, PhillipsX highlights notable artists and creators of the 20th and 21st centuries, creating new and important dialogues around established and emerging movements, genres, mediums and channels.

Cristina Tafuri
Head of Global Exhibitions, Private Sales
ctafuri@phillips.com