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Artist Spotlight: Jolene Bird
Jolene Bird is an accomplished artist who learned her craft from her grandfather. She specializes creating inlaid mosaic works of art. After studying at the prestigious Poeh Institute in Santa Fe, Jolene continues to refine her craft by selecting only the finest raw materials and then cutting, carving and shaping each separate element to create her highly refined jewelry and Aspen bowls. Working with natural materials, Jolene makes her own beads from stone and shells, sizing each piece as she makes her jewelry. Jolene cuts every bead—each a different size and dimension—while at the same time relating to the adjacent beads. This careful detailed application results in some of the finest traditionally designed necklaces and bracelets found in contemporary Native American jewelry.
In addition to creating masterful inlaid items, Jolene is also Director of External Affairs of the Santo Domingo Pueblo and instrumental in setting up the Children of the Pueblo, a non-profit organization created with a mission to positively improve the lives of children and their families.
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Beginning A New Chapter of The Dancing Rabbit Gallery
Mother Earth has completed another journey around the sun, and the Year of The Dancing Rabbit has come to a close. We thank each of you for celebrating our 40th birthday with us, and hope that you enjoyed some of the festivities that we prepared for you. Birthdays are a time of reflection on the … Read More
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Nacimientos and Family
At this time of year, thoughts begin to turn toward the end of year celebrations observed by most faiths around the world. Christmas is a popular celebration in the Western world, and has been for almost two thousand years. We all know the story of a father and expectant mother, traveling through the winter storms … Read More
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A Time of Transition
Fall represents a time of transition for Mother Earth, as the crops mature and are harvested, as the trees prepare for the long winter ahead, and as her forest creatures plan and brace for the cold and snow. Earlier this week, we received a lovely welcome to Santa Fe, with a foot of snow deposited … Read More
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