Diné weaver Sally Black, affectionately known by many of her collectors as the “queen of baskets” and famous for intricate pictorial designs, suffered a tragedy last year that left her “starting from scratch.”
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This year’s Gallup Inter-Tribal Ceremonial fine art exhibit brought in a record 1,400 entries and garnered $95,000 in sales, said the show’s coordinator Joyce Graves, who has been volunteering with Ceremonial for 30 years.
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Indigi-fest was a success when it occurred on July 16 and was attended by many people.
Read MoreThe gallupARTS presents “Exposé: A Show for Economic Justice,” opening on Saturday, Aug. 6, a limited-run show exploring exploitation in the Native arts market through the work of five Diné visual and literary artists: Armond Antonio, Jerry Brown, Manny Loley, Tasha N., and Jay Smiley.
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This year’s Gallup Inter-tribal Ceremonial poster artist, Richard Kee Yazzie, has lived a good long life with many accomplishments in spite of traumatic events.
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