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| Online Essays and Interviews |
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| Online Exhibits and Museums |
- The Heard Museum in
Phoenix has many online exhibits available and a K-12 educational
section
- Among the online exhibits at the Peabody Museum
of Archaeology and Ethnology
at Harvard University, are:
The Children of Changing Woman
Rainmakers from the Gods: Hopi Katsinam
- Contemporary Hopi Arts and Crafts, from the Hopi Cultural Preservation
Office
- Guide to Hopi Kachinas
- American Indians and the Natural World from the Carnegie
Museum of Natural History has a section on:
The Hopi of the Southwest
- To Touch the Past: Painted Pottery of the Mimbres People
- Weisman Art Museum, University of Minnesota
- Pueblo Pottery from the Internet Public Library
- The Studio of the Santa Fe Indian School,
from the Fred Jones, Jr. Museum of Art at the University of Oklahoma
- Pueblo Indian Watercolors, from the National Museum of American
Art
- Singing the Clay: Pueblo Pottery of the Southwest Yesterday and
Today,
from the Frank H. McClung Museum of the University of Tennessee at
Knoxville
- Ethnological Collections of the Arizona State Museum
- Navajo Rugs of the Hubbell Trading Post
- Woven by the Grandmothers, from the National Museum of the American
Indian
- The Museum of Anthropology at the University of Michigan
has these
exhibits:
The Hopi Kachina Collection
Acoma and Zuni Pottery
Guide to Native American Museums of New Mexico
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| Other Information |
- GreatNewMexico.com,
comprehensive directory and guide to everything in New Mexico.
- Navajo Rug Repair
- Articles from the Wingspread Collector's Guide Online:
700 AD-1989, Chronology of Textiles and Fiber Art in New Mexico
Allan Houser
Antique Indian Silver Jewelry, A brief history of Indian Silver work
in the Southwest
Collecting Contemporary Navajo Weavings
Collecting and Change in Native American Basketry
Collecting Indian Pottery
Contemporary Expression of Traditional Native American Art
Contemporary Navajo Folk Art
The First Storyteller
Glossary of Pueblo Pottery Terms
Helen Hardin 1943 - 1984
How Pueblo Pottery is Made
Indian Fetishes
Indian Trade Blankets
Indigenous Perspectives on Indian Art
Perky Fine Art, Professional Art Consulting Service in Los Angeles
What Does This Indian Symbol Mean?
What is Heishi?
With a View to the Southwest: Dorothy Dunn
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