Last updated 01/16/19
IN THE NEWS . . .
Winter Greetings from Chinook Studios!
I am currently near the end of my Artist Residency at the Sonoran Dessert Inn in Ajo, Arizona. I am one of two Artists-in-Residence from January 5-19, 2019.
We will have Open Studios on 1/8 and 1/15. Come see us!
Also, a pop-up show at a local gallery, Art Under the Arches, on 1/17.
I am thrilled to have the opportunity to focus on my new body of work.
For awhile now I've been taking photographs, specifically of skies, and translating into small sketches and paintings. I have also been using patterns found in paiute basketry. Combining all of these elements together I find that my new small works are forming a bold new direction for my work.
I will do my darndest to post my adventures on Instagram from Ajo during my Residency.
Four Angels, acrylic on canvas, 16" x 20", 2019.
Call to GREAT BASIN NATIVE ARTISTS!
Announcing a partnership between the Nevada Museum of Art in Reno, NV and the Great Basin Native Artists to create an ongoing archive for regional native artists. For more information, please go to Melissa Melero-Moose's webiste, the founder of GBNA.
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New York Times Arts @nytimesarts
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A century of photographs capture the passion and joy of kissing: bit.ly/2TP0o5f
- Retweet from Karma Henry
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PAST PROJECTS:
I've been included in Book Four of the Our Ever Changing World / Through the Eyes of Artists series, Coordinated by Karrie Ross.
PICK UP YOUR COPY TODAY!
Baskets
July 28, 2018: I had the pleasure of taking a Black Ash basket class with Kelly Church. She is amaznig! My daugther joined in on the fun too.
Just getting started!
My foundation.
Detail work.
Two very happy basket makers!
In September of 2015, I had the opportunity to take an AMAZING Paiute/Miwok Basketry class in Yosemite through the Yosemite Conservancy from Lucy Parker, her mother Juia Parker, and her daughter Ursula. It was an honor to begin learning a traditional art form.
Julia (left) and Lucy (right) giving us a basket history lesson.
Julia and Lucy preparing us to enter the Roundhouse at the Indian Village. An amazing honor!
My basket at the end of the first day. I have my work cut out for me!
Classtime on our second day. My hands are not co-operating at this point.
My basket at the end of Day 2.
Working the edge out.
My completed basket.
Last glimpse of Yosemite headed home.
The class was a true learning experience. I am incredibly lucky to have been able to take it from this amazing family. I met some great friends. I was humbled by great teachers as well. I have many years of learning to go. Materials have already been gathered (Thanks Peggy and Clay) to start some baskets in the Spring.
AHO!
Contact
Karma Henry
PO BOX 667
Frazier Park, CA 93225
Karma@KarmaHenry.com
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