Conversations in Clay Series
Western Spirit in association with Charles King Galleries presents:
Conversations in Clay series – Three Artist Presentations
Conversations in Clay: Jared Tso – Dine’ Clay: Contemporary Navajo Pottery
Kicking off our new program series Conversations in Clay, Jared Tso is a fourth-generation Dine’ potter and a grandson of famous potter Faye Tso. Each piece he builds is coil-built, burnished, and traditionally fired. Join us and learn about Tso’s incredible process and life from engineer to full-time artist.
Program Info:
Thursday, April 4 | 6:00 – 7:00 p.m.
FREE for Museum Members
FREE with Museum Admission
$8 for program attendance only (does not include further admittance to the museum/galleries)
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Conversations in Clay: Daniel Begay
Daniel Begay learned to make pottery from his father, Harrison Begay Jr, and his mother, Marie Suazo. Daniel grew up in Santa Clara Pueblo and is Dine/Santa Clara – inspiring him to combine the two cultures and traditions in his pottery. Join this program to learn more about the artist, his work and technique.
Program Info:
Saturday, October 5 | 2:00 – 3:30 p.m.
FREE for Museum Members (Members, click here to log-in and procure tickets)
FREE with Museum Admission
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Conversations in Clay: Sergio Lugo and Joseph Youngblood Lugo
Santa Clara Pueblo artist Sergio Lugo (b. 1994) is the middle son of noted potter Nancy Youngblood. Sergio brings his modern interpretation Santa Clara pottery Each piece is coil-built, stone polished, carved or painted, and traditionally fired. Joseph Youngblood Lugo is the youngest son of noted potter Nancy Youngblood and the brother of Sergio Lugo.He creates traditional pottery that is carved, stone polished, and traditionally fired.
Program Info:
Saturday, November 2 | 2:00 – 3:30 p.m.
FREE for Museum Members (Members, click here to log-in and procure tickets)
FREE with Museum Admission
$8 for program attendance only (does not include further admittance to the museum/galleries)
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The Conversations in Clay series is made possible through partnership with our friends at King Galleries.
