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    Home»Web Content»Blog»2016 Santa Fe Indian Market Winners

    2016 Santa Fe Indian Market Winners

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    By FAAM Staff on August 20, 2016 Blog, Web Content
    Adrian Nasafotie
    Adrian Nasafotie (Hopi) with “Purification,” 2016 Indian Market Best of Show and Best of Pueblo Carving Classification. Photo: Richard Church (Odawa-Ojibwe)

    The 2016 Santa Fe Indian Market Best of Show winner is Adrian Nasafoite (Hopi) for his woodcarving, “Purification.”

    Classification winners are:

    • I. Jewelry: Benson Manygoats (Navajo)
    • II. Pottery: Al Qöyawayma (Hopi)
    • III. Painting/Drawings/Graphics/Photography: Jason Garcia (Santa Clara Pueblo)
    • IV. Wooden Pueblo Figurative Carvings and Sculpture: Adrian Nasafotie (Hopi)
    • V. Sculpture: Ed Natiya (Navajo)
    • VI. Textiles: Berdina Charley (Navajo)
    • VII. Diverse Arts: Leonard Gene (Navajo)
    • VIII. Beadwork/Quillwork: Joyce and Juanita Growing Thunder Fogarty (Assiniboine-Sioux)
    • IX. Youth: Nicklaus Stanaland (Navajo)
    • X. Moving Images: Jordan Dresser (Northern Arapaho), Julianna Brannum (Comanche), and Mat Hames
    • XI. Basketry: Kelly Church (Odawa-Ojibwe)
    SFIM Best of Show 2016 Adrian Nasafotie
    Best of Show and Class IV, Wooden Pueblo Carving: Adrian Nasafotie (Hopi)
    Adrian Nasafotie
    detail of Best of Show and Class IV, Wooden Pueblo Carving: Adrian Nasafotie (Hopi)
    beson manygoats
    Class I, Jewelry: Benson Manygoats (Navajo)
    Al Qoyawayma
    Class II, Pottery: Al Qöyawayma (Hopi)
    Jason Garcia
    Class III, 2-D Art: Jason Garcia (Santa Clara Pueblo)
    Ed Natiya
    Class V, Sculpture: Ed Natiya (Navajo)
    Berdina Charley
    Class VI, Textiles: Berdina Charley (Navajo)
    Leonard Gene
    Class VII, Diverse Arts: Leonard Gene (Navajo)
    Joyce and Juanita Growing Thunder Fogarty
    Class VIII, Beadwork and Quillwork: Joyce and Juanita Growing Thunder Fogarty (Assiniboine-Sioux)
    Nicklaus Stanaland
    Class IX, Youth: Nicklaus Stanaland (Navajo)
    What Was Ours
    Class X, Moving Images: Jordan Dresser (Northern Arapaho), Julianna Brannum (Comanche), Mat Hames, “What Was Ours”
    Kelly Church
    Class XI, Basketry: Kelly Church (Odawa-Ojibwe)

    Special awards include the following.

    Emmett Navakuku
    IAIA Distinguished Alumni Award: Emmett Navakuku (Hopi-Tewa)
    Carla Hemlock
    Innovation Award: Carla Hemlock (Mohawk)
    Carla Hemlock
    Text from “We Remain Haudenosaunee” by Carla Hemlock (Mohawk)
    Deborah Clashin
    Helen Naha Memorial Award for Hopi Pottery: Deborah Clashin (Hopi)
    Jamie Okuma
    Traditional Award: Jamie Okuma (Luiseño-Shoshone-Bannock)

    Awards Ceremony | Indian Market “Edge” | Erik Sekatau | Indian Market Style

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