A web based cultural resource for native artists. Get to know the artist and their work by clicking on the images below.
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Roxanne Swentzell, is a Santa Clara sculptor and traditional native artist. Her emotionaly charged clay figures have been showcased in the Smithsonian and the White House in Washington, DC and museums throughout the world. Her work may also be seen at roxanne-swentzell.com.
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Mateo Romero is an award-winning artist who has exhibited internationally in Canada and in the United States. He is currently a Dubin Fellow in painting at the School of American Research in Santa Fe, NM, and paints in his studio in Santa Fe...
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Roxanne Swentzell is also at www.roxanne-swentzell.com. Roxanne Swentzell is a Pueblo of Santa Clara sculptor and traditional native artist. Her emotionaly charged clay figures have been showcased in the Smithsonian and the White House in Washington, DC and museums throughout the world. Her work may also be seen at www.roxanne-swentzell.com
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Roxanne Swentzell Retrospective Exhibit
Feeling the way in the dark to the curve of your face, seeing with gentle fingers the rounds and hollows of your form… Maybe you’ve been wondering lately, “Hey, why am I on this planet?” Lemme tell ya. You’re here for the human interaction
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George Rivera is an internationally known Native American artist, whose creative work centers on monumental stone and clay sculpture, painting and architectural design.
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Melissa Talachy 's new pieces posted here and were at the Poeh Museum's "P5 The Next Evolution " Exhibit which opened August 17, 2006.. Contemporary Pueblo potter Melissa Talachy studied her art since childhood with her parents, noted Pueblo potters Joe and Thelma Talachy. While Melissa is the Assistant Curator at the Poeh Museum, she continues with her studies of advanced Pueblo pottery techniques. Her pottery is considered by many to be a seminal link in a Pojoaque Pueblo pottery revival movement.
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Images from The "Emergence", an MFA exhibit at the John Sommers Gallery, University of New Mexico features the pottery of Clarence Cruz, Tewa, from the Pueblo of San Juan/Ohkay Owingeh and a graduate of the University of New Mexico, with a BFA in Art Studio. His works consists of traditional pottery of San Juan and Micaceous pottery. Through his continued education he has had the honor to instruct graduate and undergraduate level pottery classes at the University of New Mexico from 1999 to present for the fall semesters.
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New Offerings and classic Fritz designs..
Fritz was involved in, and placed at various shows and competitions. Since then, he has been showing his work throughout New Mexico. Enjoying his work and sharing his interpretations are his
main goal. Fritz feels that if the collector or buyer understands the beauty of the piece, then that is an accomplishment.
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Kenna was born and raised in California and now resides in Santa Fe, New Mexico. She is a metalsmith who works with sterling silver, copper, brass, and bronze. She likes mixing metals to give her work color variation and depth. Kenna is of Yaqui, Tarascan, and Huichol decent.
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Michele Tapia-Browning of the Pueblo of Pojoaque and Santa Clara Pueblos is continually engaged in the process of creating beautiful and unique images reflective of her Tewa ancestors. Her two role models are her mother, Lu Ann Tafoya and her grandmother, Margaret Tafoya from Santa Clara Pueblo.
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