July 13 (UPI) --The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City will open an exhibit Friday of Pueblo Indian pottery in what the institution described as its first community-curated exhibit of ...

though not as famous for pottery as its neighbor the San Idelfonso Pueblo, it has a long tradition of Native American potters producing black and red ware. The rope twist handle of the bowl ...

The pots were made in the late 1920s or early 1930s by one of the master potters of the Pueblo tradition ... a specialist in Indian art and culture, just who the Tafoyas were.

The Museum of Fine Arts (MFA), Houston opens its first community-curated exhibition of Native American art and culture this month. Grounded in Clay: The Spirit of Pueblo Pottery (20 October-12 ...

SANTA FE, N.M. — The words astonished me when I read them: “Pueblo people believe clay has life. Potters speak to it, pray to it, revere it.” My wife, Sandy, and I have been modest ...

More than 100 works were selected from the Vilcek Foundation and Indian Arts Research Center of the School for Advanced ...

This is the impetus behind the Native American community-curated exhibition “Grounded in Clay: The Spirit of Pueblo Pottery,” an exhilarating, long-term collaboration at two venues ...

Developed in partnership with the School for Advanced Research (SAR), the exhibition includes more than 100 historical and contemporary works of Native American pottery originating in the Pueblo ...

“We selected the Morris Museum for their commitment to pottery ... recognized Pueblo tribe. They went on “hunting’’ trips to galleries, museums and directly to Native American lands ...

Native American pottery from the Southwest since opening 30 years ago. Located steps from Santa Fe’s famed Plaza, it has evolved into the premier Pueblo pottery gallery. The store layout has ...

Its immense collection of Pueblo pottery, dating to 1050-1300, is the backbone of “Grounded in Clay,” which had its debut at the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture in Santa Fe last summer.

Finishing touches are made on a community-curated exhibition of Native American pottery from the Pueblo Indian region of the U.S. Southwest on July 28, at the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture in ...