I’ve known Rose and Paul Hurley for the 30 years I’ve worked at Inscription House. It’s been a joy to watch them age gracefully.
Tag: navajo street art
good stuff going down
new times interview before the show at chartreuse contemporary gallery in phoenix is here!
stay tuned! stickers and a screen print of this image of stephanie on j. r.’s house from 2010 will be coming out soon.
reflective/introspective time
home on the range
in sick dawn light…
thanks to lucy manheimer for the use of her trailer!
meanwhile, in cow springs…
a year later…
owen at the crossroads; back to the future…
with jeff wilson + clara bensen
Artist Nils Westergard painted a mural in the fall of 2013 of a young man (Calvin Smith), from the community of Inscription House. Last spring there was a day when the wind gusted up to 70 miles/hour resulting in several panels of the mural being blown off. With great effort a friend and I repaired the painting. (Thanks Stella!) The same thing happened this spring; however, before being blown off a second time the piece was tagged by the Route 16 Lost Boyz.
I wanted to interact with Nils’ original piece and found a one of my favorite photos of Calvin Smith’s nephew, Owen + attempted to create a dynamic between them where they’re considering their futures. Thanks to Jeff Wilson, Clara Bensen, Daniel Fararra + Nils Aucante for an amazing day!
mary williams in gray mountain; chloe + jetta in bitter springs
lee + effie begay stopped by to say hello in gray mountain. they were headed to flagstaff but recognized the photo of mary williams, lee’s auntie, and they turned about to check out the piece. thanks for the love you two!
chloe with her pet lamb, jetta,in bitter springs.
save the confluence – bitter springs edition
delores by delores
delores by delores
back in gray mountain
photo by lauren vanier
store!
from time to time i get asked whether i have anything for sale. i do. i now have a page called “schwag!” that gives you an idea of what’s available. the site isn’t set up as a business so if you’re interested in something, email me at: jetsonorama@gmail.com. all monies will be used to bring more art to the rez and work with local artists in the painted desert project.
peace.
hank y thelma en la casa de hugo hernandez (part 2)
on april 25, 2010 this is what i wrote on my old blog:
SUNDAY, APRIL 25, 2010
hank y thelma en la casa de hugo hernandez
the nez family offering silver and turquoise jewelry as an expression of thanks.
breaking it down with another cameron community member.
stop motion video of the installation: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yypWrtQUQ8
(the significance of this video is that it documents the first time i got a big, multipart piece up solo.)
it won’t be long now…
or will it?
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