Portland Observer, May 22, 1985, Page 3
Cascade Naturopathic Clinic
METROPOLITAN
819 N. Killingsworth
presents
Free. Informative Talks • Open to the Public
D A TE
Native American art featured
L O C A T IO N
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April 1
HURRY SALE ENDS Sat. M ay 25
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Wesley Thomas, Indian Health Service, and Judith Night, instructor,
show a wooden box made by student Michelle Metcalf.
(Photo: Richard J. Brown)
b y R o b e rt L o th ia n
represented in the e x h ib it.
" T h ir d R ing o f F ir e , " a c o lo rfu l
W h a t b e lte r place f o r a N a tive
A m e ric a n a rt e x h ib it th a n the Federal
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w a te rc o lo r by W a rm S p rin g s artist
Santos, p ro v id e d a u n ify in g theme.
Last w eek, to a n n o u n c e N a tive
A m e ric a n W e e k, M a y 25 - 31, the
In this p o w e rfu l w o rk , an A xtec
dancer is s u rro u n d e d b y dancers
Federal B u ild in g hosted " T h e A r t o f
C h e m a w a .”
p a in tin g s
and
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w o rks p ro d u c e d by h ig h school stu ­
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dressed in the tr a d itio n a l costum es o f
N a tive A m e rica n s fro m A la ska to
S o u th A m e ric a . W ith eagles and
in Salem .
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C hem awa
e ru p tin g in the b a c k g ro u n d , the d a n c­
ers wave ears o f c o rn a nd pla y flutes
fro m th ro u g h o u t the w estern U n ite d
Slates, said W esley T h o m a s , c o o rd i­
and d ru m s as they dance a ro u n d the
sacred Fire. T h e w o rk resonates w ith
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n a to r o f the sh o w .
M a n y tr ib a l g ro u p s were represent­
ed, in c lu d in g W a rm S p rin g s, O g la lla
c o lo r, so u n d, m ove m e n t and s p iritu a l
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S io u x, H o p i-P u e b lo , B la c k fe e t, A th a ­
bascan, H o o p a , Y u r o k -K a ro k . Sho­
shone, P iu te , Q u in 'd t, N o rth e rn U te
opening M o n d a y , said the p a in tin g
was based on a H o p i p ro p h e cy: " T o ­
gether w ith a ll na tio ns we p ro te ct b o th
and o th ers.
M a n y o f the s tu d e n ts ’ w o rk bore
land and life and h o ld the w o rld in
lig h tn in g
and
b a la n c e ," she said.
Santos said she never th o u g h i she’d
be pa rt o f a e x h ib it at the Federal
the special s ta m p o f tr ib a l g ro u p s —
B u ild in g , “ because I ’ m u su a lly o n the
o u tsid e at d e m o n s tra tio n s ."
H a v in g the show at th e Federal
A riz o n a , fo r instance, and whales and
th u n d e rb ird s p a in te d o n w o o d , c h a r­
a cte ristic o f N o rth w e s t coast a rt.
M o re c o n te m p o ra ry p a in tin g s in ­
clu d e d
an
ab stra ct
w a te rc o lo r,
B u ild in g b ro u g h t so m uch needed ex­
posure to
N a tive
A m e ric a n
a rtists,
she said.
A c c o rd in g
to
Thom as,
N ative
A m e ric a n a rtists have tro u b le getting
“ W eichpec V illa g e ," by T in a W e b ­
K la m a th , C a lifo r n ia , and
" P a r k in g L o t , ” w ith islands o f trees
su rro u n d e d by w hat lo o k s grey w ater
b u t w h ic h c o u ld also be pavem ent.
in to galleries unless they have c o r­
p o ra te co n n ectio n s. " I k n o w that if
w o rd gets a ro u n d people w ill begin
to app re cia te the a rt o f m in o ritie s in
the N o r th w e s t," he said, how ever.
T h e a rt w o rk s are a p p ro p ria te fo r
o ffic e s and rece p tio n areas, said
T h o m a s , c o ro d in a to r o f c o m p u te r
services fo r In d ia n H e a lth Services
was a c o u n s e lo r at C h e m a w a fo r tw o
years. " W e rea lly have som e g o o d ,
talented students th e re ,” he said.
T h o m a s. " I have a N a v a jo rug under
m y desk w ith a c o m p u te r s iltin g on it
— a very in te re stin g c o m b in a tio n ,”
N a tiv e A m e ric a n a rtis ts S uzanna
Santos, Ju d y N ig h t, D o n B ailey and
M a rv in D e ve rca u x also had w o rk s
he said.
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