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Tag Archives: Navajo
Heard Museum Indian Market 2012
Post by Vera Marie We were invited to sign copies of the Quincy Tahoma biography at the Heard Museum in Phoenix in early March. In addition to one of the best Indian arts and crafts stores you will find anywhere, … Continue reading
Posted in American Indian Art, Book Signing
Tagged Arizona, book signing, Heard Museum, Indian art, Navajo, Phoenix
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Read About Dinetah
Post by Vera Marie Apologies for being away from the blog for a while. We may be sporadic in our publishing for a time. In the mean time, read this article in the Rolls Royce Owner’s Luxury Travel magazine about … Continue reading
Scottsdale presentation and book signing
Post by Charnell Old Town Scottsdale is the epitome of a shopper’s paradise! From beautiful southwestern jewelry and pottery to paintings and sculptures to fantastic food and drink (make mine a caramel macchiato, please), it’s all available within easy walking distance of Guidon … Continue reading
On the Road with Ancient Indians
Two artist/scholars set off on a road trip of exploration of Indian mounds in the southeastern United States. The exciting blog Ahalenia posted this introduction of their tour in early September. Since then the two have visited and reported on … Continue reading
Posted in American Indians
Tagged Ahalenia, Ft. Ancient, Moundbuilders, Navajo, Ohio, Quincy Tahoma, Serpent Mound
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Come See Us at Indian Market
Post by Vera Marie I just discovered Storify, a new way to consolidate tweets, photos from Flickr, Google articles, and more. I made a little story about our trip to Santa Fe next week. Click on the link and take … Continue reading
East Coast Version of What’s in an Indian Name
Post by Charnell Far away from Navajoland, deep in the southern part of Virginia, the Cheroenhaka (Nottoway) Indian Tribe is reclaiming its heritage. A small tribe of dispersed members, it is the only Iroquoian tribe still residing in the Commonwealth … Continue reading
Posted in American Indians, Navajo
Tagged American Indians, Cheroenhaka, Indian tribe name, Iroquois, Navajo, Nottoway Indians, origin of okay, Quincy Tahoma, Virginia
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Quincy Tahoma the Lady’s Man
Post by Vera Quincy Tahoma was a hit with the ladies. All through his life they flocked around him. Valentine’s Day might just have been his favorite holiday after Christmas, the date that he adopted for his birthday.
Good Reads About American Indian Art
If you are interested in American Indian Art—and of course you are, or you would not be here, right?–you might be interested in the following tidbits. Events Tucson Gem, Mineral and Fossil Show, American Indian Expo, Flamingo Quality Inn, Stone … Continue reading
Posted in American Indian Art, Museums, Navajo
Tagged American Indian Art, books, Canyon de Chelley, Corinee Cain, David Brugge, events, Hubbell Trading Post, Native American Art, Navajo, Tahoma
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