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Loss by Carol Grigg

Inspired by nature and primitive art, Carol Grigg uses her paintings to impart enlightenment about the Southwest and its Native America heritage. Part Cherokee, Grigg creates eloquent, ethereal watercolor washes and uncluttered images of Native Americans, horses and other animals surrounded by expansive white spaces evocative of ancient cave art and the work of early Eastern cultures.

Remembered Ancients by Tony Abeyta

Warmth radiates like desert heat from the sun-soaked colors and reverent expressions in Tony Abeyta’s “Remembered Ancients.” Hailing from New Mexico, Abeyta is a Navajo artist whose works depict his tribe’s belief that a higher power infuses everything and everyone. Experimenting wiechniques, images and mediums, Abeyta utilizes oil, charcoal and sand in the bold turquoises, reds and purples that represent his homeland.

Navajo Chilis by R. Gorman

Surrounded by chilis, a pensive Native American woman is lost in wistful thought in R.C. Gorman’s “Navajo Chilis.” Raised in a traditional Navajo Hogan in Arizona, Gorman (1932 – 2005) was also an accomplished sculptor, printmaker and ceramicist. He became famous for his fluid, lyrical characterizations of full-bodied Native American women. The author and illustrator of four cookbooks, he was fond of depicting food in his paintings.