Abeyta, Tony

The work of all four Abeyta family members celebrates the continuum of Hózhó, which means beauty, balance, harmony and being at one with the world around you. “I think it’s important connecting to source, connecting to a relationship with however we define our spiritual connection to indigeneity, I spend a lot of time in the summer going back out to Navajo reservation, going to Canyon de Chelly in Arizona and connecting with that vernacular, that really sacred place that is medicinal; all of it comes through in the art, the paintings themselves.” - Tony Abeyta
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Tony Abeyta - Amidst the Fire Embers
PLV90275C-1024-001
medicine man gallery
$5,500
Tony Abeyta (b. 1965) - Untitled Kachina Portrait (PLV1417)
PLV1417
medicine man gallery
$18,500
SOLD
SOLD Tony Abeyta - Cephalopod
PLV90114B-0225-001
medicine man gallery
SOLD
SOLD Tony Abeyta - Pueblo Home
PLV91371B-0519-001
medicine man gallery
SOLD
Tony Abeyta (b. 1965) - Twin Star Gazers
PLV90567-0723-001
medicine man gallery
$25,000
Navajo artist Tony Abeyta shares his life story, Epi 44 Host Dr. Mark Sublette

Navajo artist Tony Abeyta shares his life story, Epi 44 Host Dr. Mark Sublette

Learn about Tony's earliest influences at Institute at the American Indian Arts in Santa Fe including his instructor Otellie Loloma, and artists T.C. Cannon, Fritz Sholder, Harry Fonseca and roommate Diego Romero. Tony Abeyta discusses his artwork and how he applied his creativity toward jewelry and the challenges he faced and the silversmiths that influenced him.