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Ashley M. Biggers

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  1. Article · Aug 7, 2026 · Ashley M. Biggers abiggers@sfnewmexican.com

    Designer Amy Denet Deal connects with her Indigenous identity (opens the original)

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    "I woke up this morning and knew I had to dye green,” says 4Kinship founder Amy Denet Deal (Diné) a week after May’s Native Fashion Week. The designer had dyed some 300 garments in the lead-up to Fashion Week, which sparks shows and pop-ups beyond SWAIA’s main event. But there’s still more to do. Across her Siler Rufina District studio and retail space in Santa Fe, piles of historic textiles await upcycling, including a set of 1940s curtains she intends to fashion into a new life. “Ev

  2. Article · Aug 7, 2026 · Ashley M. Biggers abiggers@sfnewmexican.com

    Beyond the markets, Santa Fe galleries celebrate Native art (opens the original)

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    Beyond the markets, Santa Fe galleries celebrate modern pottery masters, Indigenous photography, and more. 221 CANYON ROAD I 505-955-0550 I ADOBEGALLERY.COM Ensconced on Canyon Road, the stellar Adobe Gallery celebrates its 50th anniversary with a landmark exhibition of Hopi modernist masterpieces. Running through September 1, Ancestral Symbols, Modern Masterpieces: Documenting the Sacred Narratives and History of the Hopi People centers the work of the Artist Hopid movement, whose members inclu

  3. Article · Aug 7, 2026 · Ashley M. Biggers abiggers@sfnewmexican.com

    Native jewelers tap into tradition as they pursue individual artistry (opens the original)

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    From the earliest people who gathered objects from the earth to adorn their bodies, Native-made jewelry has been shaped by cultural heritage and historical events. Designs reflect innovation, survival, and, of course, beauty. These jewelers tap into tradition as they pursue their individual artistry. Isaiah Ortiz (San Felipe) grew up at the workbench of his silversmithing father. Setting and polishing stones was the family business, and when he turned 14 participation was required, much as it is

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