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Make It Rain

Photograph by John McCauley “The earth is shaking / From our beating the basket drums” —Tewa song So much depends on rain. Native peoples throughout the Southwest pray for it, dance for it, build its…

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Ship Rock—Icon of Indian Country

Above: Ship Rock. Photograph by Jory Vander Galien. Some 30 million years ago, the angry lava of a rumbling volcano seethed to life. Magma left in the volcano’s neck cooled into a cluster of ragged…

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Gallup's Thriving Art Scene

Above: Grace Rosario Perkins works on her pop-up exhibit at Loom Gallery. Photographs by Brian Leddy. LOOM'S GALLERY EXHIBIT space—a three-by-ten-foot leftover storefront on downtown’s Coal…

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How To Do Indian Market

Above: Nocona Burgess in his Santa Fe studio. Photograph by John McCauley. The 97th Santa Fe Indian Market brings more than 150,000 artists and collectors to town (swaia.org), among them Comanche…

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Stories in Stone

Hayes Leekya's bear fetish, Enrike Leekya's elk, Sara Leekya's white fox, and Delvin Leekya's frog on display at Keshi, the Zuni Connection in Santa Fe. Photography by Inga Hendrickson. EVERY FETISH…

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Matachines Dance at Jemez Pueblo

Above: Los Matachines Dancers perform on Christmas Day in Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo. This December 12 dance continues to be performed at Jemez Pueblo. December 1948 To honor Our Lady of Guadalupe on her…

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The Great Big Pottery Project

Above, from left: San Ildefonso artists who worked on the pots include Evone Martinez, Johnny Cruz, Becky Martinez, N. Summer Martinez, Barbara Gonzales (seated), Cavan Gonzales, and Eva Moquino…

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