Ramona Sakiestewa/Patterned dreams: Southwestern Regional Textiles
Exhibition Dates
The exhibition focused on Hopi weaver, Ramona Sakiestewa’s work and included traditional, contemporary, and commissioned pieces. The initial concept for the exhibit came from Ramona Sakiestewa, herself and envisioned the exhibit design simply as a “tour through her studio”. Sakiestewa’s incorporated images, work tools, and artifacts that demonstrated how an edition of weaving is first inspired, rendered, and finally how it evolves as one in a numbered series. The exhibit was ordered in chronological sequence.
Previously On View
January 11, 1987 – February 21, 1987
Women of Sweetgrass, Cedar, and Sage: Contemporary Art by Native American Women
The Native American Arts and Service Organization sponsored traveling exhibit, Women of Sweetgrass, Cedar, and Sage-Contemporary Art by Native American Women.
Around 1880 potters of Cochiti Pueblo began making large standing figures of circus performers, cowboys, merchants, and other outsiders who, with the coming of the railroad, encroached increasingly on the Pueblo world.
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