The growing gap between Native art for the sacred versus the secular in the Southwest is discussed in the first segment. In the second segment, concerns over who actually controls the market for Native art is discussed. The majority of galleries hosting Native art are not owned by the Native artists producing the art. The legacy of Pueblo Native Maria Martinez and her revival of the two-tone pottery making practice of San Ildefonso is profiled in the third segment. A rise in demand during 1993 for Native art from the Zuni people is the focus of the fourth segment. The Zuni people look to modern marketing in order to take advantage of the recent interest. The last segment looks at the concerns of Native artists in the Southwest and the future of current interests in Native art. Many fear the trend will leave them without a reliable income source if it were to wane. National Native News is a nationally broadcast news series that provides news for Native and non-Native Americans from a Native American