“As artists, we try to document every aspect of Hopi life. We know the Hopi way; we live it, we can taste, we can see, and we can smell Hopi.” Spiritual essence is the heart of the Hopi way. It is the ceremonial way, but also it is the every-day way of Hopi, human life. It is the physical world of beauty which surrounds us in animals and plants, but also it is the spiritual world, because everything in nature has a spirit. Our concept of the Hopi way is that a spiritual essence touches every part of our lives; it exists as a very personal religion providing a belief about ourselves and how we live with each other and our surroundings. In a special way, it exists in our religious celebrations. It also exists in our art. As a Hopi artist, I...
Contents EDITOR’S NOTE CONTENTS LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS PREFACE: Edna Glenn, Texas Tech University...
The current political and social environment and the more ominous events unfolding across aboriginal...
The Artist Hopid were inspired and challenged when we took time in the early years of the 1970s to s...
“As artists, we try to document every aspect of Hopi life. We know the Hopi way; we live it, we can ...
“It is a time to recall and to revitalize the good things of Hopi life and to celebrate Hopism.” Th...
Survival and revival; the varied landscapes, buildings and environment; agricultural practices, arts...
A visual challenge results from experiences with original works of art reproduced on these pages. Th...
Contents EDITOR’S NOTE CONTENTS LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS PREFACE: Edna Glenn, Texas Tech University and...
“Everything has an essence or life force, and humans must interact with these or fail to survive.” ...
The somber face, the snow-misting hair and the eyes looking at me/you is me—Lomawywesa, Antelopes Wa...
Hopi people have always been very fine artists. In 1950 we developed the Hopi Arts and Crafts Cooper...
Five Paintings by the Artist Hopid Figure 13: Four Mother Corn — Dawakema (Milland Lomakema) Figure ...
In March, 1981, Texas Tech University hosted a conference, “The Hopi Year: A Tricentennial Symposium...
Contains: Editor’s Note Contents List of Illustrations Preface by Edna Glenn, Texas Tech Univers...
I was motivated to begin studying Hopi language and culture by my desire to find a world view differ...
Contents EDITOR’S NOTE CONTENTS LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS PREFACE: Edna Glenn, Texas Tech University...
The current political and social environment and the more ominous events unfolding across aboriginal...
The Artist Hopid were inspired and challenged when we took time in the early years of the 1970s to s...
“As artists, we try to document every aspect of Hopi life. We know the Hopi way; we live it, we can ...
“It is a time to recall and to revitalize the good things of Hopi life and to celebrate Hopism.” Th...
Survival and revival; the varied landscapes, buildings and environment; agricultural practices, arts...
A visual challenge results from experiences with original works of art reproduced on these pages. Th...
Contents EDITOR’S NOTE CONTENTS LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS PREFACE: Edna Glenn, Texas Tech University and...
“Everything has an essence or life force, and humans must interact with these or fail to survive.” ...
The somber face, the snow-misting hair and the eyes looking at me/you is me—Lomawywesa, Antelopes Wa...
Hopi people have always been very fine artists. In 1950 we developed the Hopi Arts and Crafts Cooper...
Five Paintings by the Artist Hopid Figure 13: Four Mother Corn — Dawakema (Milland Lomakema) Figure ...
In March, 1981, Texas Tech University hosted a conference, “The Hopi Year: A Tricentennial Symposium...
Contains: Editor’s Note Contents List of Illustrations Preface by Edna Glenn, Texas Tech Univers...
I was motivated to begin studying Hopi language and culture by my desire to find a world view differ...
Contents EDITOR’S NOTE CONTENTS LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS PREFACE: Edna Glenn, Texas Tech University...
The current political and social environment and the more ominous events unfolding across aboriginal...
The Artist Hopid were inspired and challenged when we took time in the early years of the 1970s to s...