SWAIA starts program to protect traditional arts (The Santa Fe New Mexican 11/28)
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SWAIA announces 'ambassadors' for traditional arts program
Posted: Monday, November 28, 2011
The Southwestern Association for Indian Arts announced the first "ambassadors" for a new program that will promote traditional arts.
Darryl Begay, a jeweler from the Navajo Nation, and Cippy CrazyHorse, a jeweler from Cochiti Pueblo, will serve as Traditional Arts Ambassadors. They will be joined by a traditional potter who will be named by the end of the year.
The program was announced at SWAIA's sixth annual Winter Indian Market on Saturday.
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SWAIA starts program to protect traditional arts (The Santa Fe New Mexican 11/28)
SWAIA starts program to protect traditional arts (The Santa Fe New Mexican 11/28)
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