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RAINMAKER GALLERY

The UK Specialist in Contemporary Native American Indian Art and Jewellery

Rain Song by Jason Wesaw
Returning - a solo exhibition by Jason Wesaw

13 March – 31 May 2026

Rainmaker Gallery is celebrating thirty five years of championing Indigenous art in the UK. To mark this milestone we are delighted to welcome back multi-disciplinary artist Jason Wesaw with a new solo exhibition.

In this series of minimalist oil pastel drawings, Wesaw reflects on reconnection, resilience and the healing power of return. Through subtly textured surface and carefully chosen colour, these meditative works unfold with quiet intensity.

“As we struggle to keep pace in a world that is continually moving faster, our memories often bring us back to the places, times, and people that impacted us the most. As I return to Bristol after more than three years to present this new body of work, I do so with a message about one of our most important core meanings of life: Love.” JW

RETURNING explores our connections to the natural world and reflects on how our fragile existence is so dependent on living in balance with all of creation.

ARTIST TALK: Saturday 21 March, 2pm-3pm, £10

EXHIBITION OPENING: Saturday 21 March, 3pm-5pm

Made with Love

In addition to original art, at Rainmaker Gallery we carry an exclusive range of expertly hand-crafted Native American jewellery, Zuni fetish carvings and magnificent Pendleton blankets. All our items make unique and meaningful gifts to treasure for life and are available for you to purchase right here on the website.

Native American Jewellery

Pendleton Blankets photgraphed by Eugene Tapahe

Pendleton Blankets

Horse fetish carving by Jimmy Yawakia

Zuni Fetish Carvings

Our Story

RAINMAKER Gallery was first established in Manchester in 1991 as a space for Native American Indigenous artists to represent themselves as unique and creative individuals with an artistic message relevant to us all…