American Indian Art
from the Pacific Northwest
A non-profit program serving Native
American fine artists and
craftspeople from or living in Washington, Oregon, Idaho and South
Eastern Alaska.
Ann & Steve
Burke, publishers of Indian Gaming Magazine, are awarded a
specially designed plaque in honor of their outstanding support of the American Indian Art from the Pacific Northwest program.
The cedar plaque, designed & carved by Herb Cook, was presented by Program Director
Roxanne Chinook at a luncheon she hosted with Program Digital Media Producer Curtis DuBois near the magazine offices in
Bellevue, Washington.
Herb Cook
& Ramon Murillo
each donated artwork for auction at the 2003 New York
City Flame of Hope Gala: A festive tribute to all Native peoples, raising money to provide scholarships to American Indian
students attending the 34 tribal colleges in the United States.
See EVENT PRESS RELEASE and
AMERICAN INDIAN COLLEGE FUND.
"Northwest Spirit: American Indian Art" Gallery Show, in collaboration with
Meloy & Company
Gallery. Featuring recent paintings, prints, carvings and works in other media, by program artists of
American Indian Art from the Pacific Northwest.
OUR FIRST INTERNATIONAL SALE!
Art Marketing
Program Director
Roxanne Chinook (right) and Artist Advocate
Nichole Boni (left)
proudly hold the check from our first international sale, at the
workstation of Photographer / Webmaster
Curtis DuBois
(behind camera... He is even more bashful!)
NOTE: This picture will not enlarge... The gals are
too bashful!
Program Director Roxanne
Chinook participates in an April 2nd, 2002 Native
America Calling discussion of "Are Indian casinos buying
Indian?" relative to supporting native arts and
entertainment. CLICK
HERE for direct link to a Real Player recording of that
broadcast.
