Join us at the 9th Annual Indian
Market and Powwow where award winning Native American artists
will show their wares and demonstrate their crafts. This juried show is overseen by the Council of Indigenous Arts and respected experts in the field who will judge art submitted by premier
Native American artists in the country. Artists will share
their arts and crafts with visitors throughout the day in impromptu
and planned demonstrations. A contest Powwow will fill the
valley below The Fort on Saturday and Sunday. Dancers and drummers
will share their heritage in competitions of Traditional, Fancy
Shawl, Men's Fancy, Men's Grass and Women's Jingle categories.
Visitors will have the opportunity to learn about the traditional
dances and regalia while watching the brilliant display of
cultures and colors.
Bobby Bales: Taos, New Mexico
Taos Pueblo
Drum Maker |
Joseph Begay: Albuquerque, New Mexico
Navajo
Sculpture, Carving |
Jolene Bird: Santo Domingo, New Mexico
Santo Domingo Pueblo
Jewelry |
Bree Black Horse: Issaquah, Washington
Seminole
Paintings and Ledger |
Catherine Black Horse: Issaquah, Washington
Seminole
Textiles |
Venus Brightstar: Santa Fe, New Mexico
Ma-Chis Tribe
Leather, Textiles
|
Roger Broer: Hill City, South Dakota
Oglala Lakota
Monotype, Painting and Sculpture |
Clifford Brycelea: Santa Fe, New Mexico
Diné
Watercolors, Acrylic, and Prints |
Lynn Burnette: Loveland, Colorado
Rosebud Sioux
Oil on Tea Paper |
Joe & Le Jeune Chavez:
Santo Domingo, New Mexico
Santo Domingo/ Santo Domingo and Seminole
Jewelry and Beadwork |
Laurence Crank: Kayenta, Arizona
Navajo
Mixed Media |
Ira Custer: Gallup, New Mexico
Navajo
Jewelry/Sculpture |
Terrance & Dorothy Emery: Corrales, New Mexico
St. Croix Ojibwa and Jemez Pueblo
Jewelry/Beadwork |
Linda Lucero Fragua: Jemez Pueblo, New Mexico
Jemez Pueblo
Pottery Storytellers
1st Place-Pottery, 2008 Tesoro Indian Market |
Nelson Garcia: Phoenix, Arizona
Santo Domingo Pueblo
Jewelry |
Anthony Gatewood: Peralta, New Mexico
Isleta Pueblo
Jewelry |
Terrance Guardipee: Issaquah, Washington
Black Feet
Ledgers and Paintings
1st Place-Easel Art-Judges Choice Award,
2008 Tesoro Indian Market |
Arnold & Karlene Goodluck: Houck, Arizona
Navajo
Jewelry |
Benson Halwood: Chinle, Arizona
Navajo
Watercolors |
Jesse Hummingbird: Bisbee, Arizona
Cherokee
Paintings
|
Alfred Joe: Winslow, Arizona
Navajo
Jewelry & Leather
|
Antone LeBeau: Benson, Minnesota
Lakota, Cheyenne River Sioux
Beadwork, Porcupine Quillwork, Northern Plains Style Cultural Items, Jewelry, Sculpture
|
Clarence Lee: Gallup, New Mexico
Navajo
Story Teller Jewelry |
Diana Lucero: San Ysidro, New Mexico
Pueblo of Zia
Pottery |
Benson Manygoats:Gallup, New Mexico
Navajo
Jewelry
1st Place-Jewelry-Best of Show, 2008 Tesoro Indian Market
|
Andy Marion:Albuquerque, New Mexico
Navajo
Jewelry |
Michael McCullough: Placitas, New Mexico
Choctaw
Acrylic, Watercolor |
Ron Mitchell: Prague, Oklahoma
Cherokee
Paintings, Sculpture, Print |
Eddie Morrison: Tahlequah, Oklahoma
Cherokee
Sculpture |
Virgil J. Nez: Chinle, Arizona
Navajo
Oil & Watercolor Painting, Pastel Drawing |
Pahponee: Elizabeth, Colorado
Kickapoo/Potawatomi
Pottery
1st Place-Contemporary Art, 2008 Tesoro Indian Market |
Earl Plummer: Thoreau, New Mexico
Navajo
Jewelry |
Bessie Sherwood: Aurora, Colorado
Navajo
Jewelry, Beadwork, and Clothing |
Mark Silversmith: Farmington, New Mexico
Navajo
Watercolor & Oil Paintings |
Joseph Skywolf: Teton Village, Wyoming
Apache
Ethnic Arts |
Carol Snow: Loveland, Colorado
Seneca
Mixed Media, Paintings, Collages and Prints |
Susan Thomas Underwood: Delaware, Oklahoma
Cherokee
Painting on Feathers, Paper, Arrowheads & Rocks, Limited Edition Prints & Books |
Donald Vann: Austin, Texas
Cherokee
Watercolor, Prints |
The Tesoro Cultural Center's
Indian Market and Powwow is sponsored by:
