Jamie Schulze's guest appearances

Jamie Schulze

Art Dealer Diaries Podcast

For the Love of Jewelers: A Jewelry Journey Podcast

American Art Collective

Brad Kunkle

Morgan Samuel

John Coleman

Joshua LaRock

Mario Robinson

David Roche

Lisa Koenigsberg

Susan Lyon

Eric Bowman

Kim Martindale

Mia Bergeron

T. Allen Lawson

Josh Elliott

Scott Burdick

Jerry Jordan

OwlTail

Mark Sublette

I had Jamie Schulze say today, she is just a terrific individual and I just love her upbeat, happy demeanor. You can just feel in her something that is giving. She's the perfect person to be the executive director of SWAIA. Jaimie is someone who really cares about the artists and understands the process. She has the responsibility of promoting not only the art, but the cultural sensitivity of participants that represent over 200 different tribes. So it's a big organization to control and this is her first full year doing it. We talk about some of the upcoming things that will happen at Santa Fe Indian Market, which is this year during the third week of August. It was interesting to hear her backstory growing up on the reservation in Montana, as well how she ended up at SWAIA and her commitment to the organization. Medicine Man Gallery is going to be sponsoring the best of show award for Santa Fe Indian Market for the next five years, which is a big deal because I've been going to the event for over 30 years and I feel a strong connection to the artisans there. To be able to give back to that community is very rewarding on a personal level.All that being said, it was very fun to get to talk to Jamie Schulze and I hope you enjoy the podcast as much as I did.

I had Jamie Schulze say today, she is just a terrific individual and I just love her upbeat, happy demeanor. You can just feel in her something that is giving. She's the perfect person to be the executive director of SWAIA.  Jaimie is someone who really cares about the artists and understands the process. She has the responsibility of promoting not only the art, but the cultural sensitivity of participants that represent over 200 different tribes. So it's a big organization to control and this is her first full year doing it. We talk about some of the upcoming things that will happen at Santa Fe Indian Market, which is this year during the third week of August. It was interesting to hear her backstory growing up on the reservation in Montana, as well how she ended up at SWAIA and her commitment to the organization.  Medicine Man Gallery is going to be sponsoring the best of show award for Santa Fe Indian Market for the next five years, which is a big deal because I've been going to the event for over 30 years and I feel a strong connection to the artisans there. To be able to give back to that community is very rewarding on a personal level. All that being said, it was very fun to get to talk to Jamie Schulze and I hope you enjoy the podcast as much as I did.

Jamie Schulze: Executive Director, SWAIA - Epi. 253, Host Dr. Mark Sublette

Jamie Schulze, director of operations for the Southwestern Association for Indian Arts (SWAIA) and enrolled member of the Northern Cheyenne tribe, organizes the world’s largest Native American art show—the renowned Santa Fe Indian Market. The annual event—celebrating its centennial year in Santa Fe, New Mexico in 2022—draws an international crowd interested in all facets of Native arts including pottery, dance, fashion, digital design and jewelry-making. Explore the history of the infamous Indian Market and its upcoming Native arts e-commerce platform, Indigenous Collections, in this For the Love of Jewelers podcast episode. Join host Courtney Gray and Jamie as they discuss meaningful partnerships, educational opportunities and highlighting the voices of so many different marginalized nations. 

Jamie Schulze, director of operations for the Southwestern Association for Indian Arts (SWAIA) and enrolled member of the Northern Cheyenne tribe, organizes the world’s largest Native American art show—the renowned Santa Fe Indian Market. The annual event—celebrating its centennial year in Santa Fe, New Mexico in 2022—draws an international crowd interested in all facets of Native arts including pottery, dance, fashion, digital design and jewelry-making. Explore the history of the infamous Indian Market and its upcoming Native arts e-commerce platform, Indigenous Collections, in this For the Love of Jewelers podcast episode. Join host Courtney Gray and Jamie as they discuss meaningful partnerships, educational opportunities and highlighting the voices of so many different marginalized nations.

S3-02: Jamie Schulze, What Native Arts Means to the World

Kim Peone

This week we're in Santa Fe, New Mexico, as we sit down with the Southwestern Association for Indian Arts (SWAIA) executive director Kim Peone (Colville Confederated Tribes/Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians) and finance and development director Jamie Schulze (Northern Cheyenne/Lakota) as we discuss the upcoming 2021 Santa Fe Indian Market, one of the largest art markets in the world. Our publication, Native American Art magazine, is the official magazine for the Santa Fe Indian Market. 

This week we're in Santa Fe, New Mexico, as we sit down with the Southwestern Association for Indian Arts (SWAIA) executive director Kim Peone (Colville Confederated Tribes/Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians) and finance and development director Jamie Schulze (Northern Cheyenne/Lakota) as we discuss the upcoming 2021 Santa Fe Indian Market, one of the largest art markets in the world. Our publication, Native American Art magazine, is the official magazine for the Santa Fe Indian Market.

Ep. 13 - SWAIA's Kim Peone and Jamie Schulze 