Kim Martindale

Producer

•         Los Angeles Art Show

•         Marin Indian Art Show

•         Santa Monica Indian Art Show

•         Scottsdale Antiques and Fine Art Show

•         ARTscottsdale

For almost three decades Kim Martindale has been producing some of the country’s most noted historic art shows.  In the last ten years, he’s also been involved with contemporary art shows.

Over the years this California native’s own early appreciation of historic art has developed into a long-standing commitment to preserve antique as well as contemporary native art from North, Central, and South America. 

“Native American art plays an important role in the landscape of American art. It continues to be a source of inspiration for artists and collectors the world over,” he said.

At 16, he helped coordinated the Santa Fe Antique American Indian Art Show (Sweeney Center) and in later years co-produced several antique shows, including the Winter Antiquities Show, the Summer Antiquities Show, the Ethnographic Art Show, and the Old West Show.

Producer of the Marin Indian Art Show which now celebrates 22 years of success, and the Los Angeles Art Show for 11 years on behalf of the Fine Art Dealers Association and in conjunction with Architectural Digest Magazine, Martindale’s credits also include the Native American Art Show, held in association with the Denver Art Museum, the Scottsdale Antiques and Fine Art Show, and ARTscottsdale both in association with the Phoenix Art Museum and Art and Antiques Magazine. He also produces the Santa Monica Indian Art Show which is sponsored by Southwest Art Magazine.

Always ready to expand the horizons of American art, he is currently at work on the upcoming Latin American Art Show, 2007, in Los Angeles which will be held in conjunction with the Museum of Latin American Art.

Other credits include gallery ownership in Santa Fe (N.M.) Ventura (CA) and most recently Venice (CA). Memberships include the Antique Tribal Arts Dealers Association of which he is a founding member and IACA.

His education and experience make him a valued speaker at universities, museums, and art associations. For a schedule of upcoming events and more information, call K.R. Martindale Show Management at 310-822-9145.