79th Annual Hopi Festival of Arts and Culture
 June 30–July 1, 2011

Whether it's, fun, education, music, dancing, or a combination, there's something exciting happening all day long!

Artist List

Schedule is subject to change.  Final schedule is available at the festival.

Saturday and Sunday, June 30 & July 1, All Day Activities
  • Hopi Artists Consignment Sales
  • Jennifer Joseph—Heritage Tent Master of Ceremonies
  • Kiva Gallery and Exhibit of Hopi Art from the MNA Collections
  • Cory/Kopta Photography Exhibit
  • “Corn Is Life” Presentation by Alice Dashee
  • Kids Creative Corner
  • Glass Blowing with Ramson and Jessica Lomatewama
  • Piki Bread Demonstration
  • Live Radio Remote by KUYI 88.1
  • Nonprofit Educational Booths
  • Tasty Food from Local Vendors
  • Free Shuttle to Parking Lots
  • Weaving, Basket Making, and Jewelry Demonstrations
Saturday, June 30 2 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
10:00 a.m. Traditional Music by Donald Dawahongnewa and Tiffany Bahnimptewa
10:45 a.m. Keeping Hopi Language Vibrant by Anita Poleahla
11:00 a.m. Clown Dance by the Nuvatukya’ovi Sinom Dance Group
11:45 a.m. Pottery Demonstration by Dorothy and Emerson Amii
12:15 p.m. Musical Performance by Casper and the 602 Band
1:00 p.m. Hopi Way of Life presentation by Donald Dawahongnewa
1:30 p.m. Palhikmana Dance by the Nuvatukya’ovi Sinom Dance Group
2:00 p.m. Hopi Summer with author Carolyn O’Bagy Davis
2:30 p.m. Flute and Guitar Music Presentation by Ed Kabotie
3:15 p.m. Hopi Lands, Snow Capped Peaks and Red Hill: Understanding the Hopi Legacy of Stewardship and Experience in the San Francisco Peaks Region by Micah Loma’omvaya
3:30 p.m. Konina Dance by the Nuvatukya’ovi Sinom Dance Group
   
Sunday, July 1 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
10:30 a.m. Clown Dance by the Nuvatukya’ovi Sinom Dance Group
11:00 a.m. Hopi Summer with author Carolyn O’Bagy Davis
11:30 a.m. Traditional Music by Donald Dawahongnewa and Tiffany Bahnimptewa
12:00 p.m. Hopi Way of Life presentation by Donald Dawahongnewa
12:30 p.m. Palhikmana Dance by the Nuvatukya’ovi Sinom Dance Group
1:00 p.m. Hopi Lands, Snow Capped Peaks and Red Hill: Understanding the Hopi Legacy of Stewardship and Experience in the San Francisco Peaks Region by Micah Loma’omvaya
1:30 p.m. Flute and Guitar Music Presentation by Ed Kabotie
2:00 p.m. Pottery Demonstration by Dorothy and Emerson Amii
2:45 p.m. Konina Dance by the Nuvatukya’ovi Sinom Dance Group
3:15 p.m. Keeping Hopi Language Vibrant by Anita Poleahla
4:00 p.m. Musical Performance by Casper and the 602 Band

Artists

Harvey W. Branigar Hall
1. Lydia Huma-Mahle–Pottery
Zondra Mahle–Pottery
2. Marlin Huma–Katsina Dolls
3. Richard Dawavendewa–Painting
Lance Dawavendewa–Painti ng
4. Dorothy Ami–Pottery
Emerson Ami–Pottery
5. Anderson Koinva–Jewelry
6. Arvin Saufkie–Katsina Dolls
7. Lorne Honyumptewa– Drawing/Mixed Media
ReAnna S. Honyumptewa– Beadwork
8. Renee Archambeau–Pottery
9. Vincent Davis–Glass Etching/Jewelry
10. Steve Wikviya LaRance–Jewelry
11. Coolidge Roy Jr.–Katsina Dolls
Coolidge Calvin Roy–Katsina Dolls
12. Raynard Lalo–Katsina Dolls
Gene Lalo–Katsina Dolls
13. Dorleen Gashweseoma Lalo– Baskets
Valjean Lalo–Weaving
14. Patrick Natseway–Painting
15. Watson Honanie–Jewelry
16. Kara Honanie–Katsina Dolls
Lester Hovauvaema–Katsina Dolls
17. Delbridge Honanie–Katsina Dolls/Painting
18. Bob Lomadafkie–Jewelry
19. Adrian Nasafotie–Katsina Dolls
20. Ramon Dalangyawma–Jewelry
Cheston Dalangyama–Jewelry
21. Gwen Setalla–Pottery
22. Bryson Nequatewa–Katsina Dolls/Glass
23. Curtis Naseyowma–Katsina Dolls
Gilbert Naseyowma–Katsina Dolls
24. Dianna Shebala–Textiles
Lee Sockyma–Katsina Dolls
25. Jeremy Navenma–Katsina Dolls
Kyle Navenma–Katsina Dolls
26. Janice Pavenyouma–Baskets

Jaime Major Golightly Historic Courtyard
1. Ed Kabotie–Jewelry/Fine Art
2. Mavesta Honyouti–Katsina Dolls
Ronald Honyouti–Woodwork
3. Anthony Hohahnie–Painting
4. Kevin Masawiestewa–Katsina Dolls
5. Gerald Lomaventema–Jewelry
6. Iva Lee Honyestewa–Baskets
Lynn Edward Honyestewa–Katsina Dolls
7. Edward Seechoma–Katsina Dolls
8. Richard Honyouti–Katsina Dolls
Barry Houyouti–Katsina Dolls
9. Weaver Selina–Jewelry
Alberta Selina–Baskets*
10. Gene Dawahoya–Katsina Dolls
11. Frank Honahnie Jr.–Katsina Dolls
12. Duane Tawahungva–Jewelry
13. Thomas Hoyungowa–Katsina Dolls
14. Poecille-mana Calnimptewa–Jewelry
15. James Poley–Katsina Dolls
16. Akema Honyumptewa–Multimedia
Marie Honyumptewa–Beadwork

Special Exhibits Gallery
1. Ramson Lomatewama–Glass Art
Jessica Lomatewama–Baskets*
Justin Lomatewama–Katsina Dolls
2. Justice Tso–Katsina Dolls
Gary Tso–Katsina Dolls
3. Joe Maktima–Painting

Babbitt Gallery
1. Eli Taylor–Katsina Dolls
2. Louis Josytewa–Weaving/Jewelry*
3. Harry Nutumya–Jewelry
4. Valerie Namokie–Pottery
5. Nuvadi Dawahoya–Katsina Dolls
6. Wendell Sakiestewa–Clothing
7. Austin Coochyamptewa– Weaving/Jewelry*
Kendrick Coochyamptewa–Katsina Dolls
8. Hotevilla Elderly Center–Textiles

Archaeology Gallery
1. Carliss Sinquah–Painting
2. Michael Dean Jenkins–Katsina Dolls

Geology Gallery
1. Kevin Quannie–Painting
2. Ryan Gashweseoma–Woodwork
3. Wayland Namingha–Katsina Dolls
Brandon Kayquaptewa–Katsina Dolls
4. Marvin Pooyouma–Weaving*
5. Duane Maktima–Jewelry
6. Lawrence Namoki–Pottery
7. Edgar Rogers–Katsina Dolls

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