• A highly personalized art field trip through the Southwest led by Martha Struever. Dates for 2007 will be June 7th - June 17th

• Martha Struever has been conducting these unique art travel seminars in the Southwest for more than 15 years.
  
  
• Field trips are limited to 25 guests.
  
  
• Travel in highway vans with convivial companions to remote reservation locations in New Mexico and Arizona.
  
  
• Visit major Native American artists in pottery, jewelry and weaving.
  
  
• Stay each night in comfortable inns we have come to know over the years.
  
  
• Although this year's schedule is not yet determined, seminar participants will spend time with noted artists such as:
  Potters: Dextra Quotskuyva, Hisi Nampeyo, Steve Lucas, Dolores Curran, Geri Naranjo
  Jewelers: Perry Shorty, Norbert Peshlakai, Verma Nequatewa (Sonwai), Gail Bird, Terry and Joe Reano, Richard Chavez
  Basket weaver: Pauline Secakuku
  Katsina Carvers: Brian and Ron Honyouti.
  
  
• Top art and archaeology scholars will brief participants at intervals throughout the trip. In the past, these have included:
  Dr. J. J. Brody - Professor Emeritus the University Of New Mexico, renowned art historian, archaeologist, author of Pueblo Indian Painting, Tradition and Modernism in New Mexico, 1900 -1930, and many other volumes on Indian art.
  Jonathan Batkin - Director of the Wheelwright Museum in Santa Fe, author of Pottery of the Pueblos of New Mexico, 1700 - 1940.
  Terry DeWald - noted expert in basketry and textiles of the Southwest, author of Papago Indians and Their Basketry.
  Bill Malone - leading trader to the Navajo people for over 35 years, with extensive knowledge of regional Navajo rugs (and trader at Hubbell's Trading Post).
  
  You can download a pdf* of the complete travel seminar prospectus, view it online or contact us to have one mailed or faxed to you.
  

Martha Hopkins Struever
Post Office Box 2203
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87504 USA
Email: info@marthastruever.com
Phone: (505) 983-9515
Fax: (505) 983-9517

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