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SUMMARY:Niwot Native Art Market
DESCRIPTION:Discover the artistry and traditions of Native artists and Indigenous communities at the Niwot Native American Art Market ( https://www.eventbrite.com/e/niwot-native-art-market-tickets-1227083613119?aff=oddtdtcreator ), hosted by the Niwot Community Arts Association in partnership with Create áYA – a nonprofit dedicated to empowering Native creatives. See a list of participating artists below.\nThe family-friendly market will feature handmade creations from talented Native artists, offering a unique opportunity to explore and purchase a diverse range of works – including paintings, beadwork, jewelry and comic books. It will highlight established Native artists but also will welcome emerging Indigenous artists, providing them a place to share and sell their art.\nNative artisans will have booths to display and sell their wares – helping attendees to connect directly with the artists and experience the rich traditions and contemporary artistry of Indigenous communities.\nAdmission. Free!\nDonations. Please consider providing a donation to help support participating Native artists through the EventBrite webpage ( https://www.eventbrite.com/e/niwot-native-art-market-tickets-1227083613119?aff=oddtdtcreator ).\nParticipating Artists\n\nKristina Maldonado Bad Hand (Sicangu Lakota/Cherokee) and Rafael Maldonado Bad Hand (Nahua).Kristina and Rafael are with Create áYA ( https://createaya.org/ ) and are helping to co-sponsor this event with the NCAA.\nTom Myer (Hodinǫ̱hsǫ́:nih/Ngäbe-Buglé). He works digitally and is heavily influenced by Native mythology, science fiction, and pop culture.\nHarry Teller (Navajo). Harry is a silversmith and creates gorgeous earrings and other jewelry.\n\n\nMarie Yellowhawk (Navajo). Marie is a beadworker who draws on her Navajo heritage to create stunning and intricate designs.\n\n\nApashee Art (Apache/Navajo). Apashee Art is an Indigenous, LGBTQ artist known for their unique ink and character design art, blending cultural heritage with bold, contemporary expression.\n\n\nNico Strange Owl (Northern Cheyenne)/ Nico runs Eagle Plume’s Trading Post just outside Estes Park.\n\n\nDustin Wolf (Northern Cheyenne)/ Dustin is an oil painter, wood carver, and mask maker.\n\n\nRod Velarde (Jicarilla Apache). Rod calls his art Native Pop – his work is heavily influenced by Star Wars and Marvel Comics.\n\n\nStarr Vipi Arens (Hawaiian). Starr is inspired by nature, space, and everyday joys.\n\nProgram Artwork:\n“Mountain Thunderbird” by Tom Myer, February 2025\n
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