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I will be adding more Links , but I couldn't resist putting in one of my favorites from which I have learned so much about tribal textiles in general and Miao textiles in particular:
In April 2008 I held a trunk show at the Unicef Shop in Tucson, Arizona, including a Powerpoint Presentation on Travels in Southwest China: Minority People and their Costumes. http://www.untucson.org/html/storeven.html
If you are in Santa Fe, please come by the Traveler's Market at DeVargas Center to visit my gallery space at this unique collection of tribal and folk art, jewelry, antiques and books massed by 20 plus travelers/dealers.
Be sure to view the Santa Fe International Folk Art Market website. The 6th annual market will be held July 10 & 11, 2009 on Museum Hill in Santa Fe, New Mexico. " In three years, the Santa Fe International Folk Art Market has become the largest international folk art market in the country ¡ª and one of the signature events in Santa Fe, designated one of UNESCO's Creative Cities in 2005."
Tony Chen of Guizhou China Youth Travel Service in Guiyang has guided me on several of my trips to hard to reach villages of Guizhou. I initially located him through his writing about a special festival in his home village of Upper Langde, Guizhou, where his father had been the headman for 30 years.
Okay, yes this is my daughter's website of her photography:
I will be giving a talk and slide presentation of Chinese Minority Textiles and Silver at the International Folk Art Museum in Santa Fe, New Mexico, on Sunday, August 2nd at 2:00PM. The talk is inconjunction with the exhibit Writing with Thread: Traditional Textiles of Southwest Chinese Minorities
http://www.internationalfolkart.org/exhibtions/upcoming.html
Thanks for viewing Textile Treasures! Pam Najdowski 1810 Paseo de la Conquistadora Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501 (505) 982-1172 |
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