Ep. 78 - Davison Packard Koenig and Mark Sublette

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Native American Art - Joining us on the podcast today are Couse-Sharp Historic Site executive director Davison Packard Koenig, and Mark Sublette, author, podcast host and Medicine Man Gallery owner. We talk about Western art and Native American art, and how those genres have crossover appeal among collectors all across the country, but especially in the Southwest. This episode, presented by Native American Art magazine, was recorded during a virtual panel as part of the American Indian Art Show | San Francisco.

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