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It creates economic and cultural opportunities for Native American artists by producing and promoting the Santa Fe Indian Market, the biggest and most prestigious Indian art event in the world since 1922 cultivating excellence and innovation across traditional and non-traditional art forms and developing programs and events that support, promote, and honor Native artists year-round. The Southwestern Association for Indian Arts (SWAIA) is a non-profit organization supporting Native American arts and culture. A complete list of winners in all categories and special awards will be posted on the SWAIA website this week. SWAIA is grateful for these generous contributions. Santa Fe Indian Market's Centennial Best of Show Ceremony and Luncheon was sponsored by a generous anonymous donation and co-sponsored by Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA) and JoAnn and Bob Balzer. Plate weave.Īll materials harvested and processed by artist from Maine. Traditional clay, traditional paints, sandstone paints, wild spinach, hand coiled and traditionally fired.īlack ash, sweet grass, dye. Porcupine Quills, smoked moose hide, antique size 15 beads, brass beads, bells, thimbles, French cut beads, silk ribbon, Ermine, horsehair.Class IX: Youth (Artists aged 17 and under) Used to help partners walk this good way of life. Designs are centered around Wahpe Wastemna (sweet leaf) as used as good medicine.
Original design created by the artist with hopes and dreams for this generation to find healthy partnerships. Juanita Growing Thunder Fogarty ( Assiniboine Sioux)īeaded and quilled horse collar "Walking this Good Way of Life Together" Hand carved walrus ivory.Class VIII: Beadwork & Quillwork Woven wool in diamond and diagonal twills with hills and valleys.Class VII: Diverse Arts Love comes and goes but love is infinite. Hand carved Italian marble and granite sculpture, "Bold as Love" Leather cottonwood root, pigment paint, parrot feathers, leather attire, sinew, copper on knives and arrow tips, cotton string, turquoise necklace, and sterling silver pendants. Hopi old- style katsina dolls " Qooglee Storyteller Hunters"- set of 2 Inlaid with sleeping beauty hematite and lone mountain turquoise.Īll traditional materials and firing.Class III: Painting, Drawing, Graphics & Photographyĭigital capture of model with corn on fishing line.Class IV: Wooden Pueblo Figurative Carving & Sculpture
Made with natural stones and shellsClass II: Pottery (Best of Show) The 2022 Centennial Best of Class winners are: Class I: Jewelry The announcement of the Best of Show, Best of Class, and Special Award winners was made publicly at the Best of Show Luncheon on Friday afternoon.Īll the Best of Show winners' phenomenal artwork was available this past weekend during Santa Fe Indian Market on the Plaza in downtown Santa Fe. Over 40 judges, experts in various mediums, spent all day Thursday, August 18, reviewing and critiquing this year's entries and determining the winners. Santa Fe Indian Market Announces Centennial Best of Show Winners Since 1922, Santa Fe Indian Market, the world's largest and most prestigious Native North American art market, has awarded Best of Show winners to the nation's exceptional Indigenous artists in a variety of juried categories. 22, 2022 /PRNewswire/ - Santa Fe Indian Market is pleased to announce this year's Best of Show, Best of Class and Special Award winners in a variety of classifications. Artist, Russell Sanchez (San Ildefonso Pueblo) is awarded Best of Show at Santa Fe Indian Market's 2022 Awards Luncheon in the Pottery Classification
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