Two Diné SWAIA Youth Fellows to exhibit artwork at Indian Market
Santa Fe Indian Market is full of Native artists who’ve been perfecting their crafts for years, but there are also those young up-and-coming artists excited to be noticed.
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Posted by Shondiin Silversmith | Aug 13, 2015 | Arts |
Santa Fe Indian Market is full of Native artists who’ve been perfecting their crafts for years, but there are also those young up-and-coming artists excited to be noticed.
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Usually when you hear the term “dead pawn,” it means you’ve lost something forever, but in this case it means you’re getting something new.
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Eat a Helicopter flies on with apocalyptic music
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Why have plain white sneakers when you could have an image of Shiprock or the Navajo Nation seal on them?
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At hotels, we are often greeted by the same boring artwork, but Navajo artist Randy L. Barton got to change that for two hotels in New Mexico.
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