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Under the palace portal : Native American artists in Santa Fe / Karl A. Hoerig.

Title
Under the palace portal : Native American artists in Santa Fe / Karl A. Hoerig.
Author
Hoerig, Karl A., 1970-
Publication
Albuquerque : University of New Mexico Press, c2003.

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Description
xvi, 261 p. : ill., 1 map; 24 cm.
Summary
"The daily Native American art market at the Palace of the Governors is Santa Fe, New Mexico's most popular tourist attraction. Known as the Portal Program for its location under the front portal, or porch, of the Palace, the program is descended from informal markets held in the same location since the mid-nineteenth century. Officially recognized as an educational program by the Museum of New Mexico, the Portal is reserved for Native artists who display and sell work they and members of their families have made. It is more than just a good place to sell authentic indigenous art. The Portal is a Native American-controlled workplace that supports hundreds of families throughout New Mexico. As a museum program, it is an instructive example of how Native people and state institutions can work together to promote understanding and to support indigenous cultures. The Portal is also a place of dynamic interaction among a diverse group of Native American artists and visitors from around the world. Karl Hoerig has worked collaboratively with the program's participants since 1995. Utilizing extensive interview extracts, this history and ethnography explores the Portal from the inside out"--amazon.com.
Subject
  • Native American Vendors Program (Santa Fe, N.M.) > History
  • Palace of the Governors (Santa Fe, N.M.) > History
  • Pueblo art > Santa Fe
  • Pueblo business enterprises > Santa Fe > History
  • Culture and tourism > Santa Fe
  • Tourism and art > Santa Fe
  • Santa Fe (N.M.) > Social life and customs
Genre/Form
  • History
  • History.
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references (p. [233]-254) and index.
Processing Action (note)
  • committed to retain
Contents
1. Introduction -- 2. Early History -- 3. From Portal Market to Portal Program -- 4. The Portal as Workplace -- 5. The Portal as Community -- 6. The Portal as Museum Program -- 7. Being an Artist -- 8. Conclusion -- Appendix. Guidelines, Rules, and Regulations Governing the Portal Program at the Palace of the Governors.
ISBN
0826329101 (cloth)
LCCN
^^2003011953
OCLC
52334786
Owning Institutions
Harvard Library