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REDTAIL is open for business! Summer hours: 11 AM - 5 PM, Friday. Hours by appointment can also be arranged.

RedTail carries a variety of Native-made artwork: new & vintage, including jewelry, katsinas, paintings, pottery, weavings, & Zuni carvings.

11/03/2026

The beauty of a summer storm comes to life in Summer Storm, a painting by the late Navajo artist Timothy Billy (1970–2008). Inspired by his Navajo heritage and the family who nurtured his creativity, Billy developed a distinctive artistic voice rooted in tradition and a deep appreciation for art. The original painting won first prize and Artist of the Year at the 1997 Navajo Nation Fair.

Discover limited-edition prints at RedTail Gallery in Sarasota: redtailgallery.art

10/27/2026

Born in Arizona, on the Navajo Nation, Sheldon Harvey carries forward an artistic heritage shaped by his family, traditions and the stories of the Navajo. His contemporary paintings and mixed-media sculptures blend traditional storytelling with influences of cubism and expressionism. "Lukachukai", a 2024 original oil on canvas featured here, offers a glimpse into Harvey’s distinctive artistic voice.

Discover Harvey’s work at RedTail Gallery: redtailgallery.art/collections/sheldon-harvey

10/20/2026

Meaningful moments often happen around a table: we gather, we celebrate, we remember and art has always had a place in those moments, from vessels made to be used to pieces created simply to be admired. This vintage Sunflower Pattern Coiled Plaque, attributed to an unknown Hopi artist from Second Mesa and dating to the 1980s, brings pattern, craftsmanship and a sense of place into the home.

What piece of art would you love to have at the center of your next gathering? Shop this basket and more: redtailgallery.art/collections/baskets

10/13/2026

Native art is not simply a window into the past, it's evolving and deeply connected to the artists, communities and traditions from which it comes. This Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we’re celebrating the artists who continue to carry those traditions forward while creating work that speaks to the world around them today.

Come see "The Approach" by Allen Bahe. Original acrylic painting on canvas of two Yei-bi-chei by Dine' painter and others: redtailgallery.art

10/06/2026

What if visiting a gallery wasn't just about finding something beautiful for your home or a friend, but about discovering something that you didn't know before? At RedTail Gallery, we believe art can open the door to new perspectives. "Behind every painting, weaving, piece of jewelry and more, is an artist, a tradition and a story worth knowing," Elizabeth, co-owner shares. "Our collection of contemporary Native art offers an opportunity to learn about new cultures and creative voices behind the work."

Whether you're a longtime collector or curious about learning something new, come explore RedTail Gallery: redtailgallery.art

10/02/2026

One of the most rewarding parts of what we do is having the opportunity to share exceptional Native art with our Sarasota community and this year, that pride is especially strong.

In case you missed it: At the 2026 SWAIA Santa Fe Indian Market, two artists we proudly represent, Felix Vigil and Marla Allison, received top honors. Vigil’s bronze sculpture "Realm of the Rainmaker" received Best of Classification, Best of Division and First Place, while Allison’s painting "Life" received First Place, Best of Division and Best of Class.

Experience their work and see what we see in these extraordinary artists: redtailgallery.art/pages/artists

09/26/2026

RedTail Gallery co-owner William Yardley shares this on his favorite piece of the week, "Some pieces stay with you long after you first see them. Buffalo Dancers on the Plaza is one of those pieces for me. Raymond Naha captured something incredibly special, the movement of the dancers, the gathering of people and the feeling of community on the Hopi plaza. Every time I look at it, I notice something new.”

Take a closer look here: redtailgallery.art/products/buffalo-dancers-on-the-plaza

09/20/2026

This afternoon, RedTail Gallery welcomes visitors for a Meet & Greet with Matthew Montavon, a candidate for the U.S. House representing Florida’s 17th Congressional District, from 4 to 6PM.

RedTail employee Jessica Dirkes will also be at the gallery to welcome guests and answer questions about the gallery and its collection. If you’ve been meaning to discover RedTail, today is a good day to stop in.

We look forward to seeing you later this afternoon!

09/19/2026

September 21st is International Day of Peace and at RedTail we're reflecting on how art creates bridges between cultures, connecting us to traditions different from our own. Our Native American weavings bring warmth into modern spaces, with patterns like Tree of Life, Yei’i, Chief’s Blanket and Teec Nos Pos telling stories through color and weave.

Creating more peace begins with taking the time to look and understand. Explore these weavings and more at redtailgallery.art/collections/weavings

09/11/2026

During National Arts in Education Week, RedTail co-owner and artist Elizabeth Siegfried reflects on what art has taught her. “Maybe it was a teacher, a museum or a piece of art that changed the way I saw the world. What stayed with me was the feeling: place, family, memory and the stories that connect us to the past.”

Her photography reflects that lifelong curiosity, looking deeper and finding beauty in the layers of our shared human experience, as seen in Orange Pylon and Glass.

See this piece and more of Elizabeth's available at RedTail Gallery here: redtailgallery.art/collections/elizabeth-siegfried

Address

630 South Orange Avenue, Suite 104
Madison, NJ
34236

Telephone

(973) 765-9692

Website

http://www.redtailgallery.art/

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