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KARMA HENRY

Last updated 06/22/17

IN THE NEWS . . .

Coming this summer!

I will be part of the Summer Showcase at the Museum of the Plains Indian in Browning, Montana.

August 4 - October 6

Summer Showcase (Part 2) @ MPI

And. . .

In August I will be part of- The 96th SANTA FE INDIAN MARKET- August 19-20, 2017

in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Come by, say Hi, and buy some A M A Z I N G Art!

Tweets

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Open Culture @openculture

21 Jun

Download 2,500 Beautiful Woodblock Prints and Drawings by Japanese Masters (1600-1915) bit.ly/2sYa1R4

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LAist @LAist

15 Jun

L.A. To Light Bat-Signal On Thursday Night In Honor Of Adam West laist.com/2017/06/14/bat…

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Karma Henry @karmasbrain

13 Jun

A beautiful look at the Mojave and a well curated show! #moahlancaster #mojave twitter.com/moahlancaster/…

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!

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!