Business Details
34 Years
experience
Native American & Western Fine Art Gallery in Tucson
Since 1992, Medicine Man Gallery in Tucson, Arizona, has provided discerning collectors with the finest examples of antique and contemporary Native American art and fine Western art. Specializing in the lifework of western artist Maynard Dixon, the Taos and Santa Fe artists colonies, and paintings and sculptures by renowned contemporary southwestern artists, we combine decades of expertise with a deep commitment to education and cultural preservation.Our 7,000-square-foot gallery showcases Native American, Early American, and Western art, including a museum dedicated to Maynard Dixon. Founded by Dr. Mark Sublette, a former Naval physician and authority on Western art, we offer curated collections, educational resources through our YouTube channel and podcast, and a commitment to connecting art enthusiasts with historically significant works.
Services
Native American Art
Western Paintings
Contemporary Sculptures
Maynard Dixon Collection
Art Education Programs
Details
- Year established: 1992
Highlights and features
- We specialize in Maynard Dixon's lifework and Southwestern art since 1992.
- Our founder, Dr. Mark Sublette, is a published authority on Western art.
- We offer educational resources including a podcast and video library.
- Our 7,000-square-foot gallery includes a dedicated Maynard Dixon museum.
- We curate both antique and contemporary Native American art collections.
What people say
Exceptional collection
Expert knowledge
Educational value
Authentic artifacts
Curated exhibitions
Services
Native American Art
We specialize in antique and contemporary Native American art, including Pueblo pottery, Navajo weavings, and historic artifacts. Our collection spans centuries, featuring works from the Hopi, Zuni, and Navajo tribes. Each piece is authenticated and contextualized through our expertise in cultural history.
Maynard Dixon Collection
Our dedicated museum showcases the largest private collection of Maynard Dixon's works, including oils, watercolors, and personal artifacts. Dixon's depictions of the American West are preserved and interpreted through educational programs and curated exhibitions.
Art Education Programs
We provide educational resources through our YouTube channel, podcast, and publications. These initiatives focus on Western and Native American art history, collecting practices, and cultural preservation for both enthusiasts and scholars.
Contemporary Southwestern Art
The gallery represents over 30 contemporary artists creating modern interpretations of Southwestern themes. This includes paintings, sculptures, and mixed-media works that bridge traditional motifs with current artistic trends.
Art Appraisals
We offer expert appraisal services for Native American and Western art collections. Our evaluations are grounded in decades of market experience and academic research, supporting both private sales and institutional acquisitions.
People
Dr. Mark Sublette
Founder/CEO
A former Naval physician, Dr. Mark Sublette founded Medicine Man Gallery in 1992. He is an author, podcast host, and recognized authority on Maynard Dixon and Native American art. His expertise bridges medical practice and art curation.
Charles Sublette
Gallery Director
Joining the gallery in 2021, Charles Sublette brings decades of experience from childhood exposure to Native art. He focuses on expanding the gallery's contemporary collections while maintaining its heritage of excellence.
Questions
What types of art does Medicine Man Gallery specialize in?
We specialize in Native American art, Western paintings, and contemporary Southwestern works, with a focus on Maynard Dixon's lifework and historic collections.
Is the gallery accessible online?
Yes, we offer virtual tours, educational videos, and our Art Dealer Diaries podcast, providing access to our collections and expertise remotely.
Does the gallery host exhibitions?
We regularly host curated exhibitions featuring Native American art, Maynard Dixon works, and contemporary Southwestern artists throughout the year.
Can I sell art through Medicine Man Gallery?
Yes, we purchase individual pieces and entire collections. Use our online 'Sell Your Art' form to submit details for evaluation.
Are there educational resources available?
We provide extensive resources including a YouTube channel with over a million views, a five-year podcast series, and published articles on Western and Native art.
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