One of the ironies in the life of Nora Naranjo-Morse, the esteemed 51-year-old Santa Clara Pueblo sculptor—who is also a metal, clay, and installation artist, filmmaker, and poet—was her early failure as a student. Until she moved from a public elementary school to one at Taos Pueblo in northern New Mexico…
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By Wolf Schneider In this day of mass merchandising and computerized social networking, Jeff Storey chooses instead to sell his storyteller sculptures to clients he knows. He doesn’t have a website for his one-of-a-kind artworks, nor does he want one. “I like to meet the people who see my work,” explains Storey, who is half [...]
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