MOOSE, WY - Grand Teton National Park is hosting American Indian Artists at the Colter Bay Visitor Center this summer to share their traditional and contemporary art with park visitors. Participating artists will demonstrate and share the cultural traditions of their tribes through art forms such as painting, weaving, pottery, beadwork, and musical instruments.
Visitors are invited to learn more about American Indian cultures and view demonstrations daily. This annual program is scheduled through September 25 and available during open hours of the Colter Bay Visitor Center. Artists also offer their finished items for purchase.
May 30-June 5 Lyle Miller Yankton Sioux Painting
June 6-12 Kelly Looking Horse Lakota Sioux Drums, Antler & Hide items
June 13-19 Guillermo Martinez Tarascan-Apache Handmade Flutes & Drums
June 20-26 Amanda Coby Shoshone Beadwork
June 27-July 3 Andrea Two Bulls Oglala Sioux Beadwork and Painting
July 4-10 Ted Moran S’Klallam Northwest Coastal Carving
July 11-17 Monte Yellowbird Arikara/Hidatsa Ledger Art
July 18-24 Iris Sully-Sorensen Sicangu Lakota Carved dolls & Beadwork
July 25-31 DG House Cherokee Painting & Print Making
August 1-7 Paul Hacker Choctaw Ledger Art, Knives & Flutes
August 8-14 Gale Self Choctaw Silver & Turquoise Jewelry
August 15-21 Debbie and Willy Lamere Shoshone Beadwork and Flint Knapping
August 22-28 Juan & Josie Broncho Shoshone/Paiute Beadwork
August 29-Sept. 4 Jola LaBeau Eastern Shoshone Beadwork and Other Crafts
September 5-11 Nancy Nacki & Clyde Hall Shoshone Beadwork, Silver & Pottery
September 12-18 DG House Cherokee Painting & Print Making
September 19-25 Debbie and Willy Lamere Shoshone Beadwork & Flint Knapping
Source: U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service
