I asked about their services, and found out they couldn't help me, but they were most helpful in trying to find places that would help me, not only once but twice. I'm still working on their suggestions. What a surprise in this day and age, to find such a caring people in this business. I'd give them a 100 stars or an A+++ read more

I know it says "gallery" but this place is a museum too! They also have a bona fide museum of Maynard Dixon and many of his contemporary around the corner of the strip mall. But the gallery is worth a visit in and of itself. The Sublette family will have forgotten more about western art than any of us could ever know! And don't be fooled, western art isn't just Cowboys and cactuses. They have some incredible contemporary art here as well. Don't even get me started on the jewelry cases! And they're extremely kind to help you with any questions you may have. I highly recommend checking out their auctions that they have frequently on their website. You'll find some real treasures at affordable prices. I really believe they can accommodate almost any budget. And Medicine Man has artists come in all the time to do lectures. You should follow them on social media. Their YouTube channel is amazing. I suggest their Instagram.... What am I saying! Honestly, I suggest, across the board, finding every way you can connect with this place and make it happen if you're a lover of any kind of art. read more

reliable, knowledgeable. you can rely on doing business at this site. Authentic and well described pieces.

A very large gallery packed with lots of Western art and Native American art. Only the nicest of pieces. The staff is very knowledgeable.

Stumbled on Medicine man Gallery while surfing for information about a necklace I have. I emailed Megan my question and attached a few photo's. Few days later I received a very kind & friendly answer. Too many others just ignored me. Question is still unanswered but that's how things go, Should I find some info myself I'll share with Megan so that it can be added to their Data Base. read more

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In the past, I have been an intermittent, regular customer to MMG. Was in yesterday, - Mark's arrogance and rudeness, was at a new high. His employee son, invited us and encouraged us to check out their new store/museum, around the corner from Risky Business. After picking out a saddle blanket, I set it aside, and we walked over to the musuem. Upon entering, it seemed expansive and impressive. As we began to explore, the wannabe cowboy/employee, (probably yet another coddled doctor's son) retorted - "you three need to pay $10.00 per head - to be in here!" I said "no we don't" - and we left! Rude, arrogant and ignorant - not good for a salesperson! Especially, when we were going to buy an $865.00 Saddle Blanket, after the tour, of a museum (that we were invited to go by the owner 's son) that should be free. What a joke! A true example of our service industry today. Weak and unacceptable! I can easily afford the $30.00 admission - just unimpressed by the amount, and the rudeness. Bye Felicia! ...never again! read more

Wonderful gallery always willing to help in anyway possible. Mark and staff are great

Beautiful and deep collection of modern SW paintings and classic Native American jewelry, Of special note is their Patania Family jewelry from Tucson. Exquisite. read more

I sent an email asking looking for ethics advice, and authentication questions on some pieces I got from a family member who passed. 13 minutes later I had a response from Mark with guidance. I sent a follow up question and that was answered in minutes too. What service for someone who has not spent a penny. I can only imagine the way he would conduct business with a paying client. Thanks again! read more

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I appreciated the information and suggestion from Mark. Quick response! I asked about a Navajo bracelet. read more

I reached out to Mark Sublette with questions about an old rug/blanket I have had for many years. He was very prompt with his response and helped me with some decisions. It was so very impressive to have an actual person respond my query the same day, with all the help I needed. Thank you Medicine Man Gallery! You rock! read more

I reached out to Mark to inquire about a interesting basket that I purchased at an antique store. Have been watching Marks videos and always found them very informative. He replied immediately and was very helpful as to what direction I need to continue to research. Thanks much! B read more

Very generous with their vast knowledge. Will answer questions about items not purchased from them, and quickly.

Although I have not been able to visit the store in person, I was able to communicate with Dr. Sublette via email. We had a question about a kachina doll that he promptly answered, which was very helpful! He responded within 12 hours! Also, his videos on YouTube are very educational (that's how we found him). When I was younger I was able to visit many galleries out west. I hope I can visit Medicine Man Gallery in the very near future. Thanks, Dr. Sublette! read more

Mark is incredibly knowledgeable, helpful and responsive. I really appreciate his willingness to share his knowledge and expertise.

Whether you are just visiting or live in Tucson this is a wonderful place to visit. This store / museum is a treasure trove of fantastic native american art and jewelry. The staff are very welcoming and helpful. I have only purchased jewelry items, but feel their prices are very fair. Take the time to browse and you might just find your new treasure. read more

I emailed Mark aboutt an old Navajo rug I had that is in need of repair. He responded with information about the rugs age and background as well as advise regarding where I can get it restored and repaired. Thanks Mark! read more

A Tucson Landmark! A favorite destination when visiting family in Tucson! Dr. S has a great staff that has created a friendly and no-pressure experience. This gallery not only has a wide array of modern and vintage Southwestern art and artifacts, but the Maynard Dixon Museum is a must-see stop for all who appreciate the history of the Southwest. Dr. S also posts weekly YouTube videos with topics of southwestern art, the artists and their craft, and in the ins and outs of collecting and identifying Native American pieces. I always leave the Gallery knowing more than I did when I walked in! read more

We looked at a Indian pot on eBay for 6 mos. We called to see if was still available,they said yes. We drove 2 days from California ,looked at the pot ,he made us an offer about 3pm .We said we would sleep on it. Decided to buy it that night ,call at 9 am. Mark would not pick up our call, finally he texted and said the pot was sold, could not talk because he was golfing. We drove another 2 days home. Hard to believe the pot sold between 3 and 5. Mark wasted 4 DAYS of our life. We are so disappointed. Words do express how we feel about the person. We wanted this item very much. read more

Mark was very prompt and helpful when I inquired about pottery my family had. I appreciate his time and knowledge.

I have a vintage Navajo rug and had no idea of it's pedigree or what is was worth. I emailed Mark with photos, and he was so knowledgable and generous to share his expertise. He quickly identified the rug, its vintage and estimated its value, which I would never have been able to do on my own. Thank you Mark! read more

I wrote to Mark asking for some information on two Native American baskets that had been in my family since the early 1900's when my grandfather went out west. I didn't know much about them but he was very helpful in giving me information on what tribe they originated from and some information about how they were made. Very helpful, professional and prompt in replying. read more

I reached out to Mark at the Medicine Man Gallery to help me identify the tribal origination of family heirlooms. Mark was quick to respond, knowledgeable and very helpful! read more

I love everything about the Medicine Man Gallery. Twice a week they post photos and information on new items for sale. What an interesting and educational way to learn about high quality art. I have also sent pictures of my pieces to learn more about them...at no charge!. What a win-win!!! Thank you so much. read more

My husband and I came in today, we are visiting Tucson from out of town, and I'd heard about the Medicine Man Gallery and followed Dr. Sublette on social media for a while because of my interest in SouthWestern art. We are not connoisseurs, nor do we have an infinite budget, however I really wanted to visit because of the amazing knowledge that I've learned from listening to Dr. Sublette's you tube channel. We were so pleasantly surprised to find that the atmosphere in the gallery was so hospitable and friendly. Everyone we spoke to, especially Karen, was so kind from the very start. This doesn't feel like the average art gallery, it's part museum, part cultural experience. The collection is astounding and there are works of art for most budgets. It was truly a pleasure and I would highly recommend visiting the Medicine Man Gallery if you're in Tucson even if you don't think art is your thing. The beauty and enchantment you'll find within will be well worth your time and give you something to dream about! read more

With a recent purchase of an oil painting at an estate sale, I was searching online for information regarding the date and specifics of the painting and its unique frame. I found a Medicine Man Gallery's YouTube video, which provided a nice foundation to my search. I then emailed the gallery for additional help. Mr. Sublette responded in quick order and was very generous with his knowledge. From the pictures I sent to him for review, he was able to identify items that I had over looked. He seems genuinely interested in helping others and passionate about the creative arts. If I could give six stars, I would. Thank you Mr. Sublette for your dedication to others and the art community. read more

The medicine man gallery is a treasure for those interested in Native American art. Mark is a great guy with excellent customer service.

i had purchased a basket at a flea market that had some interesting markings and what looked like a good amount of age. i contacted Mark via email with pictures. He got right back to me with news that i had a Pakistani basket on my hands, and not Native American. What followed was a pleasant conversation, even tho his analysis was not what i was hoping for, lol. If i'm ever in Tucson, I'd love to check out his gallery . read more

Mark answered some questions for me about a kachina I was trying to find information about. He was helpful and knowledgeable.

Maynard Dixon and I are kindred art-spirits. He sees the West the way I see it, except he was able to articulate it better than I ever could. I am still trying. So, until then, I go to Medicine Man Gallery and admire the master and pretend that one day I may even be able to articulate similarly, or otherwise be able purchase one of his pieces. I just don't feel like taking a second mortgage on my home right now. The economy is lousy. So, if you are like me and love art but don't have a lot of money, mosey on over to the east side of town and enjoy some truly amazing art at the Medicine Man Gallery, which includes said Maynard Dixon and many other Western art pieces by other painters. read more

Gallery Director Jaime Gould was very generous in providing background information on two old Native American Indian baskets I recently acquired. Very much appreciated. Thanks! read more

So very helpful. I contacted the gallery via their webpage about potentially selling old kachinas and got a reply very quickly. Even though they were not interested (too modern), they provided other contacts. Thanks! read more

I hadn't been down to the Basha's Shopping Center on Sunrise in years even though it is relatively close by. I was checking out Tuesday Morning when I found this wonderful Art Gallery/Museum. The art work was amazing and was filled with Western Art, Contemporary Western Art, Rugs, etc. The prices were amazingly high because the quality is that of a museum I was so taken aback from the talent that covers their walls. If you are into Navajo rugs, serapes and Jewelry you will be in heaven. The best part was the Maynard Dixon Museum which is housed right on it's premises. That alone was a treat to see, old letters from the early 1900's from Dixon. Plus of course, all his amazing art work. Some of the paintings were upwards of $100,000 dollars. Others were from about $3,000 to $8,000. Some more or less. It is worthwhile to just enjoy yourself and relish the beauty of the Gallery. read more

Someone has good taste! Loved the artwork at the Medicine Man Gallery, really well done/curated. There is an amazing amount of art in that space, from baskets to sculptures to Navajo rugs to serapes to jewelry. So many beautiful, authentic, high quality art pieces. Loved it! The staff is friendly and I highly recommend a look-see! read more

Generous email help trying to identify the turquoise in a 1932 Fred Harvey bracelet! Thanks.

Dr. Sublette and his team are A+++. I contacted them about a Navajo Chiefs Blanket and was responded to super quickly. Now I have an idea of age, history, and value. If and when I decide to part with this item I will let them do all the handling. Super professional, super knowledgeable, and everything you would want in an expert. THANKS AGAIN FOR ALL YOUR HELP! read more

This is the best galllery! The staff is terrific, jamie is great. I had a request and she did her best to get the done and it was completed! They pay a very fair price and very professional!! Highly recommended!!! Go only to this gallery! read more