Indigenous - Vol. 41 No. 2

Summer/Fall 2013

Editorial: Encounters in Place; Preserving Culture by Joe Molinaro and Richard Burkett; Side By Side by Ann Schunior; The Maker's Tag by Courtney Leonard; Mata Ortiz Today by Walter P. Parks; Encountering the Other by Terry deBardelaben; Finding Source by Rose Bean Simpson; Being Here by Katherine Taylor; Seeding the Continent by Gertrude Graham Smith; A Chance of Birth by Winnie Owens-Hart by Steve Earp; Indigene/Inhabitant by David McClelland and Meiling Hom; To Serve the Divine by Adam Posnak; Translating Tradition by Melinda Burris Willms; A Pot with Life by Jackie Seaton; Collaboration of the Heart by Nora E. Vaillant; Work, Play, and People by Craig Hartenberger.

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Finding Source

By Rose Bean Simpson

Oh, so your family does clay, huh? For how long? Oh ... you know, about fifteen hundred years. Give or take.

To Serve the Divine

By Adam Posnak

Within African and African-Pan-American religious-cultural systems, special pots are understood to literally house divinity and are receptacles for detailed and painstaking spiritual offerings. It has been the greatest challenge and most humbling experience of my artistic career to participate in the making of these pots.

Translating Tradition: The Pottery of Ben Owen III

By Melinda Burris Willms

For sixth-generation potter Ben Owen III, training on the potter's wheel started at a young age. He would spend time after school and on weekends with his grandfather, who always stressed the need for good form, weight , and balance.

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