Eiteljorg Contemporary Native Art Fellowship 2001
After The Storm
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After The Storm
Allan Houser (Warm Springs Chiricahua Apache) was named Master Artist posthumously for his incredible contributions to Native American and First Nations art and for his extensive and accomplished body of work.
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Connection to Ancestors
My work is contemporary but it has the connection to my ancestors behind it and I am determined to keep that there. I wanted to honor our spirituality our religious figures our religious beliefs because they have been so demonized.”
Susie Silook (Yup’ik/Iñupiaq) 2001 Fellowship Artist
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contributed to the Fellowship
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contributed to the Fellowship
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future Fellowships
Help us secure a future in which Native American and First Nations voices are heard through contemporary artwork. You can help by giving to the Eiteljorg, or by helping us in our search for artists for the next Fellowship.
