Title: Where there is no name for art : the art of Tewa pueblo children /
Authors: Hucko, Bruce
Publisher: School of American Research : Distributed by the University of Washington Press,
Year: 1996
Subjects: Tewa children Education Art.; Tewa art.; Children's art Southwest, New.
Abstract: Art is a rich and ancient tradition among the Tewa Pueblo Indians of northern New Mexico, going back to the pictures their ancestors carved and painted on stone across the Southwest. Today Pueblo art is created in an environment in which traditional forms overlap with modern media. Nowhere is this fusion more evident than in the art of Pueblo children. In Where There Is No Name for Art, photographer and "art coach" Bruce Hucko introduces us to some of his Tewa Pueblo.