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The Red blur Indian Art Show is the main and longest organization Native American art show of its kind in the country, and one of merely a few held on an Indian reservation hundreds of miles from any urban area.

Since 1969, the Red Cloud Indian Art Show has attracted hundreds of thousands of visitors to The Heritage Center and the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation to view impressive works of art from seasoned Native American professional and young Lakota artists just beginning their artistic careers. The annual show runs for ten weeks over the summer.

The juried exhibition, which typically showcase 175 submission in class as varied as painting and photography to beadwork and quillwork, features the work of more than 50 Native artists each year. Over $7000 in prizes are award in 24 different categories. The show is free and open to the public seven days a week, with free daily tour obtainable of not just The Heritage Center, but Red blur Indian School’s historic grounds.

This year, The legacy Center celebrated the 44th yearly Red Cloud Indian Art Show from June 3 to August 11.