Braiding, 22/25 etching by Muscogee Creek artist Solomon McCombs (1913-1980). Available for $250. Why have boring walls?

Rain, beautiful 48 x 24 acrylic on canvas by Chickasaw artist Billy Hensley. Available for $1400. Why have boring walls?

Autumn Ride, framed watercolor by Navajo artist Jimmy Toddy (1928-2012). Available for $850. Why have boring walls?

Tears of the Past, 1994 tempera piece by Ponca artist Mars Biggoose (1943-2000). Available for $150. whyhaveboringwalls?

Sitting Backward by Kiowa artist Woody Big Bow (1914-1988). Painted in 1936. Available for $500. Why have boring walls?

Walk in Beauty by Navajo artist Shaun Beyale. Available for $140. Why have boring walls?

Doppelganger Buffalo, by Otoe Missouria Cherokee artist Tom Farris, is on its way to the City of Angels. SOLD. Why have boring walls?

Red Dancer by Muscogee Creek artist Bobby C. Martin is now hanging out at the Stark Museum of Art in Orange, Texas.

Dawes Commission Interpreters by Muscogee artist Johnnie Diacon is now hanging out at the Stark Museum in Orange, Texas. Very cool.

Ledger Doodle: Yanash 11 by Chickasaw artist Dustin Mater. Available for $195. Why have boring walls?

Keeping a Sharp Eye, 16 x 20 acrylic on canvas by Navajo artist Yellowman. $1400. Why have boring walls?

Buffalo Tears, oil on canvas by Chickasaw artist Larry Carter. $450. Why have boring walls?

Blue Rothko Buffalo by Citizen Potawatomi Nation artist Matthew Bearden. $500. Because today just feels like a Blue Rothko Buffalo kind of day.

Sitting Bull, reproduction of pencil etching by Kiowa artist David Williams (1933-1985). $15.00

Hydrological Cycle, oil on canvas by Zuni Pueblo artist Levon Loncassion $500. Enjoy!

Faces on the Trail is Ken Woodward's haunting portrayal of the Trail of Tears. This signed limited edition print was produced by the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma. $75

Precession, oil on canvas by Kiowa artist Benjamin Blackstar.

The Cut Continued by Robert Martinez. Enjoy!

Check out Burning Bighorn Sheep, framed oil on canvas by Zuni Pueblo artist and wildland firefighter Levon Loncassion. $400. Why have boring walls?

Blue Crested Hunter by Navajo artist Marwin Begaye. $275. Why have boring walls?

Colorful acrylic on canvas buffalo by Cheyenne Arapaho artist Brent Learned. $850. Because everyone needs a buffalo.

Lovely pen and ink drawing by Kiowa Pawnee Arapaho artist William Creepingbear. Available for $75. Why have boring walls?

Rez Romance by Robby McMurtry. Available for $2000. Why have boring walls?

Just added this cool acrylic piece by Comanche artist Archie Blackowl (1911-1992) to the website. Available for $450. Why have boring walls?

Rock House, acrylic on canvas by Comanche artist Eric Tippeconnic. Enjoy!

Going to the Spirit World, inspirational oil on canvas by Comanche artist Tim Nevaquaya. Available for $1500. Why have boring walls?

Solitude by Robert Martinez. Enjoy!

Enchanted Mesa, signed lithograph artist proof by Minnesota Chippewa artist. Available for $1000. Have a peaceful Monday.

Happy Friday! Someone you know would love a Native American take on Subzero and Scorpion. Show them Mortal Kombat Rez Series by Jemez Pueblo artist Michael Toya. Price reduced to $600. whyhaveboringwalls?

Doppelganger Buffalo, acrylic on paper by Tom Farris, combines a midcentury modern art vibe with a nod to the great TC Cannon. Available for $400. Why have boring walls?

The Dreamer, by Ponca artist Mars Biggoose (1943-2000) is now hanging out in California. SOLD!! Whyhaveboringwalls?

Crow Fair Brilliancy, beautiful oil on canvas by Crow artist Del Curfman, is on its way to a collector in Pennsylvania. SOLD! Why have boring walls?

At the Center of the Universe, striking acrylic on canvas depiction of the Sun Dance Ceremony by Robert Taylor. Available for $2000. Why have boring walls?

Kiowa Tipi, creative acrylic on canvas by Kiowa Apache artist Elizabeth Morgan. Available for $400.

Magic, wonderful acrylic on canvas by Cherokee artist Bill Rabbit (1946-2012). Available for $2000.

Comanche Woman, wrapped canvas print by Comanche artist Eric Tippeconnic. Available for $90. Treat yourself. You deserve it.

Sharp Nose Arapaho, funky block print by Omaha Osage artist Gary Warner (1953-2014). Available for $85. Why have boring walls?

His First Defense, acrylic on cradled birch panel, by Navajo artist Jason Parrish. Available for $1600. Why have boring walls?

Excited to add this new piece by Robby McMurtry to the gallery. Drugstore Injun 29/100. Available for $350. Why have boring walls?

Connecting with the Earth, acrylic on canvas by Joyce Nevaquaya Harris, is hanging out in the home of an Austin collector. SOLD. WHY HAVE BORING WALLS?

Heroes and Villains #7 by Hoka Skenandore. Available for $700. Because every collection needs at least one Native American work of art on a Boots Randolph Yakety Sax album.

Neon Many Moons, acrylic on canvas by Joe Hopkins, is now hanging out in Nashville. SOLD. Why have boring walls?

Embracing the Moment, acrylic on canvas by Comanche artist Joyce Nevaquaya Harris. Why have boring walls?

South Mountain 2, beautiful acrylic and ink on canvas by Chickasaw Choctaw artist Addison Karl. Why have boring walls?

Connecting with the Earth, beautiful 24 x 12 acrylic silhouette on canvas by Comanche artist Joyce Nevaquaya Harris. Available for $800. Why have boring walls?

South Mountain 1, beautiful acrylic and ink by Chickasaw Choctaw artist Addison Karl. Whyhaveboringwalls?

Comanche Moon by Joyce Nevaquaya Harris. Classic. Why have boring walls?

The Rainmaker, by Citizen Potawatomi artist Stuart Sampson, has a new home in Georgia. SOLD!! Why have boring walls?

Got Change for a Bepsi?, a cool ledger doodle by Chickasaw artist Dustin Mater, has a new home in Austin .SOLD. WHYHAVEBORINGWALLS?

WYLD will be open tomorrow, April 5. We have a bunch of new art up. Come by and check out cool art created by Native American artists.