The following are a few examples of the items in the Permanent Collection      

 4000 year old     Historical Yavapai     Prescott Culture           Children’s   

       Artifacts             Baskets                   Pottery              Hands-On Table  

       Models of                 Katsina                Kate Cory’s         Smoki People

       Dwellings                   Dolls                  Paintings               History

New Exhibit:   Margarete Bagshaw

“My Generation”

A One Woman Show

Opening: March 6th, 1 PM

Margarete Bagshaw produces impressive painting and clay pieces using bold color, abstract shapes, Pueblo-like designs and distinctive textures.  

She is a member of a legendary Santa Clara Pueblo family with her grandmother, Pablita Velarde, and her mother, Helen

Hardin, both being well-known

artists.  Margarete, though, has

added her own individuality to

work that projects self-assurance.

She resides in Santa Fe, where she

has her own gallery, the Golden

Dawn, which features her work

and that of her mother and

grandmother. She has two children.

Her paintings and clay pieces have

been included in more than a  dozen

major museum exhibitions including

the Museum of Albuquerque  & the  

Wheelwright  Museum of Santa Fe.  

She is producing some new pieces

for this exhibit.

[The individual pictures to the right include examples of prior work.]

Upcoming Exhibit: Summer, 2010:   The SMOKI People