Wednesday, August 16, 2006

Native Art Posters (for teachers) from the Heard Museum

On the website for the Heard Museum in Phoenix, Arizona, there is an "Education and Research" page with items of interest to teachers. I have not seen their curruculum materials, but I am on the teacher's mailing list. Periodically, they offer posters through the mailing list. Below is a list of what they're offering right now. Total cost is $4.00, whether you want one poster or one of each. Over the years, I've ordered several. On the reverse side of each one is information about the art depicted and about the artist. I highly recommend ordering them, as they will prove useful in the classroom (perhaps in comparing art in children's books). Beneath the list of posters is ordering information. And, if you want to join the mailing list, go to their Teacher Mailing List.

NEW THIS YEAR
High Moon over Monument Valley (basket) by Joanne Johnson (Navajo)
Storyteller Bracelet by Clarence Lee (Navajo)
Long Neck Jar by Barbara Johnson (Maricopa)
Canteen with Butterfly by Elizabeth White (Hopi)
Doll by Annie Fields (Mohave)

FROM PREVIOUS YEARS
Navajo Code Talkers by Lorenzo Reed (Navajo)
Sandpainting by Rosie Yellowhair (Navajo)
Family Going to the Mountains by Laura Kerman (Tohono O’odham)
Rain Ceremony by Laura Kerman (Tohono O’odham)
Bracelet by Charles Loloma (Hopi)
Pot by Elmer Gates (Mohave)
Red Tailed Hawk Kachina by Dan Namingha (Hopi)
Purple Heart Bracelet (Navajo)
Ring by Monica S. King (Akimel O’odham/Navajo)
Teapot by Edison Cummings (Navajo)

Please make out your check ($4.00) to: Heard Museum
Send your check, a list of the posters you want and (please) your address to:
Education Department
Heard Museum
2301 North Central Avenue
Phoenix, AZ 85004

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