The University of Arizona, through the Arizona State History Museum, sponsors the South West Indian Art Fair. The juried fair showcases the best of Indian artists and their multiple mediums. The show opened in Tucson, travels to Phoenix, and closes in Santa Fe.
The museum grounds were jammed: artists, dancers, music, food, jewelry, rugs, baskets, carvings, pots, and masks. Oh yeah, and patrons. The creativity was exquisite; the price tags full of zeros....
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Award winning weaving |
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Pottery with a youthful twist: Roz on the Reservation |
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Colors! |
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Piles of Rugs |
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Busy hands... |
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Detail on the pots -- hours of inspiration! |
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Let's Dance |
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Dancer |
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Emcee for the entertainment |
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A project takes shape! |
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Fetishes for every need! |
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Rings |
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Baskets |
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Masks |
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Talking up the customers! |
Thanks Alan for sharing the event. The colors and textures were a treat.
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