HeyJaredNative Art Voices of the Four Corners
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Native Art Voices of the 4 Corners: With Amber McCrary & Venaya Yazzie (opens the original)
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On this month's episode of Native Art Voices, guest artist Amber McCrary is joined in the studio by host Venaya Yazzie. Originating from Shonto Arizona, Amber is a writer & poet inspired by her life experiences & things she has witnessed throughout her life. Tune in this episode to learn about Amber's story as a writer, & to hear about many books!
Native Art Voices of the 4 Corners: With Nolan K. James & Venaya Yazzie (opens the original)
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On this month's episode of Native Art Voices, guest artist Nolan K James is joined in the studio by host Venaya Yazzie. Originating from Arizona, James started his art career as a graphic artist at Pima College, and has since moved on to other pursuits as well. Tune in this episode to learn about how James has incorporated illustration, Silversmithing, and Powwow dancing into his artistic forte.
Native Art Voices of the 4 Corners: With Teresa Toledo & Venaya Yazzie (opens the original)
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On this month's episode of Native Art Voices, guest artist Teresa Toledo is joined in the studio by host Venaya Yazzie. Toledo is a 4th generation silversmith based in Santa Fe NM, & specializes in crafting various types of jewelry. You can find her designs & her portolio of work at TT DESIGNS Teresa Toledo Contemporary Diné Jewelry.
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