Best of Show Winners, Heard Museum 2022

SPECIAL THANKS TO ALL OUR 2022 AWARD SPONSORS! BEST OF CLASSIFICATION The Head Family - Jewelry & Lapidary John Ninomiya and Marjorie Walters - Pottery Deirdre and Jim Mercurio - 2-Dimensional Art Craig and Barbara Barrett Foundation Pueblo Carvings Jane Barlow and Associates, LLC. - Sculpture Paul and Shelia Mackasek - Weaving and Textiles Frances Burruel, in memory of Dr. José Burruel - Diverse Art Forms + Beadwork and Quillwork Sue Snyder - Baskets Sue Snyder - Personal Attire and Accessories Lynda Helmstadter Barber - Open Standards INNOVATION John Ward - Jewelry & Lapidary Carol McElroy - Pottery Michele Cloonan and Sidney Berger 2-Dimensional Art Dr. Neil S. Berman, PhD - Pueblo Carvings Adrian and Carla Cohen - Sculpture John Engen and Lisa Spahr - Weaving and Textiles Amber Arnhold - Diverse Art Forms + Beadwork and Quillwork Valeria and Paul Piazza - Personal Attire and Accessories 1ST PLACE - JEWELRY & LAPIDARY Elizabeth Raspolic Delores Wiercinski Don Miles Barbara Poole Carolyn and James Halladay Deirdre and Jim Mercurio Coralee Auverson Brewer and Andrew Brewer Frederick Beaubien Dr. Casey and Mrs. Beth Huston 1ST PLACE - POTTERY Esther and Gil Sager Carol Cohen Janis Lyon Kathleen and Sam Serrapede Cerelle Bolon Patricia AtLee Donnarae Freyermuth Gurukirn Khalsa 1ST PLACE - 2-DIMENSIONAL ART Catherine Meschter In Honor of Joe H. Herrera (SeeRu) and Tonita Pena (Quah-ah) 1ST PLACE - PUEBLO CARVINGS Catherine Meschter Carol McElroy 1ST PLACE - SCULPTURE Denise Dowers Beverly Terry Barbara Poole Don and Dorothea Smith Rachel Blank 1ST PLACE - WEAVINGS AND TEXTILES Thomas B. Stevenson and Nadia Hlibka Bill and Carol Smallwood Mary and Mark B. Bonsall 1ST PLACE - DIVERSE ART FORMS Claire and Myron Warshaw Deirdre and Jim Mercurio Christy Vezolles 1ST PLACE - BASKETS Ann Ormiston Beverly Terry Loren and Cathy Brown Georgia Heller and Denis Duran 1ST PLACE - PERSONAL ATTIRE + ACCESSORIES Georgia Heller and Denis Duran Adrian and Carla Cohen 1ST PLACE - OPEN STANDARDS Ann Julin 2ND PLACE - JEWELRY & LAPIDARY Mr. and Mrs. Clay Crossland Don and Anna Lea Seago Arlene and Giora Ben-Horin Elisabeth A. Dutton, DVM and David A. Bush Hugh and Elizabeth Ulrich Neil and Joyce Goldstein Elizabeth Raspolic (2) Carol Ann and Harvey Mackay 2ND PLACE - POTTERY Jane and Steve Marmon Dr. Neil S. Berman, PhD Ronald and Suzanne Niven J. Michael and Linda R. Powers Jim and Joyce Smith Carol McElroy Territorial Indian Arts March 5, 2022 8:13 AM

Jan and Mike McAdams 2ND PLACE - 2-DIMENSIONAL ART Carol and Kenneth Seidberg Jim and Joyce Smith 2ND PLACE - PUEBLO CARVINGS Dorothy Hockenberg 2ND PLACE - SCULPTURE Helmut and Hilde Horchler Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Hudak Rachel Blank 2ND PLACE - WEAVINGS AND TEXTILES Anonymous Carol Ann and Harvey Mackay Carol McElroy 2ND PLACE - DIVERSE ART FORMS Karen and Donald Abraham Bob Sanderson 2ND PLACE - BASKETS Connie Thornton 2ND PLACE - PERSONAL ATTIRE + ACCESSORIES Ken Noone, in memory of Phyllis Aaron Noone Jan and Jim Darrington JUDGE’S CHOICE Anonymous Larry and Henri Auterino Katie and Ben Blackstock W. Dan Broome Landon and Dorcas Browning Roberta Buchanan (2) Diane Carmichael Constance B. Castillo Christine Ann Crawford and Roberto N. Spinelli Terry and Debbie Damron Virginia Foster Glen Goodman Barbara and Joseph Guglielmi Linda Herold John C. Hill and Linda Sheppard Phyllis Manning Mike Miller Carolyn Morgan Brian and Penne Nelson Margaret Osterhus FRIENDS OF THE FAIR Anonymous (3) Karen Adams Robert B. Bauver Corrine C. Brooks Jim and Carole Bultema W. David Connell Norma Jean Coulter Denise Dowers Ms. Lura Dymond Barbara Filosi-Ringgenberg Gordon and Barbara Freitag Carolyn and Frank Gollings Mark Goss In Memory of Nancy Lee Graves by Dean Graves Spencer and Michael Gregg Mary A. Hagerty Rowland Hill Karen C. Hodges Mary Jane Hyde C. A. Hyeoma Rowland Hill Karen C. Hodges Mary Jane Hyde Kathy Jones Mavis Keepin Margaret Kirch Tom and Jan Lathrop Dan and Judy Lippman Janet Margrave Brad Mason Georgia and Steve McCoy Doris A. McVey and William Poulson Sharon and Norris Mills Frances Montasir Gloria Murison Rex and Ellen Nelsen Peter A. Nelson Deborah Oldfield and John Reich Ellie Pendleton Michael and Margaret Powell Diane Reesor Rudy and Maureen Rojas Jane Sanford Myrene and Bob Sari Todd Sharp Jackie Stubbs Anne Pettit Urrea Lillian Vancel Ronnie Ann Wainwright Polly Mills Whitehorn Steve and Jane Williams

AWARD LIST BEST OF SHOW

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INDIAN FAIR + MARKET

Arthur Holmes, Jr. Hopi “Reaching Out for Strength, Encouragement”

I JEWELRY AND LAPIDARY WORK Best of Class Lyndon Tsosie Navajo “Origin of Life Through Light” Div A - Necklaces First Place Trent Lee-Anderson Navajo Squash Blossom Necklace With Lander Turquoise Second Place Timmy Yazzie San Felipe, Santo Domingo, Navajo “Prayers for Self-Healing” Div B - Rings, earrings First Place Christopher Pruitt Laguna Pueblo “Inkblot: Lone Mountain Ring”

JURIED COMPETITION

AWARD LIST STEELE AUDITORIUM MARCH 4, 2022

Best of Show Joy and Howard Berlin The Head Family Sharron Lewis Kristine and Leland W. Peterson Conrad House Award Samuel J. Parker Indian Arts and Crafts Association Commemorative Award Indian Arts and Crafts Association Idyllwild Arts Imagination Award Idyllwild Arts Foundation - Native American Arts Program & Festival

Div G - Belts First Place Leonard Gene Navajo “A Touch of Old Style” Second Place Robert Whitehair Begay Navajo “The People’s (Dine’) Pandemic” Div J - Bolos First Place Benson Manygoats Navajo (Dine) “Turq Blue” Second Place Edison Cummings Navajo “Man With Shield” Div K - Bracelets First Place Edison Cummings Navajo “80,000 Years Old” Second Place Ramon Dalangyawma Hopi “Bracemen: Petroglyph Dancers”

Second Place Jay Jacob Livingston Navajo Square Chisel Stamped 14K Ring

Innovation Pat Pruitt Laguna Pueblo “Blossom Necklace in Shades of Blue”

Div C - Buckles, bow guards, pins, pendants, hair ornaments

Honorable Mention Fritz Casuse Navajo “Beautiful Path”

First Place Pat Pruitt Laguna Pueblo Buckle Second Place Wanesia Misquadace Minnesota Lake Superior Chippewa “Water Protectors Hair Adornment II” Div D - Matching sets (2 or more items) First Place Maria Samora Taos Pueblo “The Lace Collection” Second Place Ric Charlie Navajo Yei Bolo and Buckle Set Div E - Fetish jewelry, heishi, and mosaic style First Place Deanna Tenorio Santo Domingo 15-Strand Apple Coral With Mixed Beads Second Place Richard Aguilar Mississippi Choctaw “Coming Together” Div F - Metal Items (canteens, bowls, boxes, flatware, plates, purses) First Place Lyndon Tsosie Navajo “Origin of Life Through Light” Second Place Sampson Gray Navajo 2 Sterling Silver Boxes With Lids

Honorable Mention Ramon Dalangyawma Hopi “Bolo Tie - Cornstalk” Honorable Mention Vernon A. Begaye Navajo “Life’s Journey - Sun” Honorable Mention Julius Keyonnie Navajo “The Blessing Way”

II POTTERY Best of Class Alvina Yepa Jemez Pueblo “Hummingbird Water Jar” Div A - Painted, native clay, hand built, fired out-of-doors First Place Gloria Mahle Hopi “Sisters” Second Place Erik Fender San Ildefonso Pueblo Black on Black Water Jar Div B - Unpainted, polished, no external design, includes ribbed (melon)or undecorated forms, native clay, hand built, fired out-of-doors First Place Linda Tafoya-Sanchez Santa Clara Pueblo “Swirls” Second Place Daryl Whitegeese Pojoaque Pueblo/Santa Clara Pueblo Plain Red Vase

Div C - Carved, incised, sgraffito, native clay, hand built, fired out-of-doors First Place Alvina Yepa Jemez Pueblo “Hummingbird Water Jar” Second Place Sammy Naranjo Santa Clara Pueblo “Gathering Strength” Div D - Figurative storytellers, human, or animal figures), native and non-native clay, hand built First Place Kathleen Wall Jemez Pueblo “Pottery Flower Noach’Pa” Second Place Esther Cajero Jemez Pueblo Cat Nativities Set Div E - Any design or form with native materials, kiln-fired pottery First Place Shelden Nunez-Velarde Jicarilla Apache Apache Crown Dancer Second Place Hubert Candelario San Felipe Pueblo 3 Ribbed Mica Pot With Holes Div F - Any design or form with nonnative materials (commercial clay, acrylic paint, non-clay surface paint, glazes), includes kiln-fired pottery First Place Jody Naranjo Santa Clara Pueblo Deer and Mountain Pot Second Place Karin Walkingstick Cherokee Nation “Abundance of the People” Div G - Pottery miniatures not to exceed three (3) inches at its greatest dimension First Place Delores Juanico Acoma “Spring Blessings” Second Place Johnathan Naranjo Santa Clara “Metamorphosis” Div. H - Any design or form with inlay, post firing painted clay (includes slips, silver inserts, heishi beads, etc.)

First Place Russell Sanchez San Ildefonso Pueblo Bear Lid Storage Jar

Honorable Mention Maxine Toya Dominique Toya Jemez Pueblo Untitled Honorable Mention White Swann Hopi “Cleansing From Above” Honorable Mention Cavan Gonzales San Ildefonso Pueblo “Avanya Vase”

III 2-DIMENSIONAL ART Best of Class Carlin Bear Don’t Walk Crow “These Dayz” Div A - Paintings First Place Carlin Bear Don’t Walk Crow “These Dayz” Second Place Frank Fowler, Jr. Navajo “Dreamt of the Yei Bei Chey” Div B - Prints - editions of no more than 50, each numbered and signed First Place Keith Edaakie Zuni “Standing With Strength” Second Place Ashley L. Browning Pojoaque Pueblo/Santa Clara Pueblo “The Faces of Pueblo People” Div C - Drawings (pen, pencil, charcoal, crayons, markers) First Place Heather Johnston Qagan Tayagungin “Traditions” Second Place Rowan Harrison Pueblo of Isleta/Navajo “Wandering Aimlessly” Div D - Mixed media First Place Angela Babby Oglala Lakota “Unci Maka (Grandmother’s Earth)” Second Place Adrian Pinnecoose Navajo/Southern Ute “Tranquil Vitality” Div E - Photography - editions of no more than 100, each numbered and signed

Second Place Norvin Johnson Navajo “Flight of Summer Bloom”

First Place Eugene Tapahe Navajo “Spirit of the Land, Resilience”

Innovation Johnathan Naranjo Santa Clara “Robin’s Message”

Second Place Cara Romero Chemehuevi Indian Tribe “3 Sisters”

Honorable Mention Jason Ebelacker Santa Clara Pueblo Saucer

Innovation Cara Romero Chemehuevi Indian Tribe “Peshawn”

Honorable Mention Merlin Little Thunder Cheyenne “Berry Season at 8500 Ft Where the Moose Ignores Us” Honorable Mention Benjamin Harjo, Jr. Absentee Shawnee/Seminole “Earth, Wind, Rain and Fire” Honorable Mention Akema Honyumptewa Hopi “Sounds of the Universe” Honorable Mention Merlin Little Thunder Cheyenne “Beyond Google”

IV PUEBLO CARVINGS Best of Class Arthur Holmes, Jr. Hopi “Reaching Out for Strength, Encouragement” Div A - Carved figures, old style, revival (Hopi, Zuni) First Place Kevin Honyouti Hopi “Buffalo Maiden” Second Place Tayron Polequaptewa Hopi Monongya Katsina Div B - Contemporary carved figures, including sculpture (Hopi, Zuni) First Place Arthur Holmes, Jr. Hopi “Reaching Out for Strength, Encouragement” Second Place Gene Dawahoya Hopi “I Was Just Kidding!!”

Innovation Tayron Polequaptewa Hopi Monongya Katsina

Div B - Bronze First Place Gene “Iron Man” Smith Choctaw Nation of OK & SissetonWahpeton Oyate “Ghost Dance” Second Place Gene “Iron Man” Smith Choctaw Nation of OK & SissetonWahpeton Oyate “Harmony” Div C - Other media (ceramic, glass, wood, woven fabric, and all other materials) First Place Raymond Chee, Sr. Navajo “Healing From the Universe” Second Place Doug Hyde Nez Perce, Assiniboine Kathleen Wall Jemez Pueblo “Flowers” Div D - Fetish carvings (not to exceed 12”) First Place Raymond Tsalate Zuni “Primordial Man & Woman” Second Place Troy Sice Zuni “Protect Us in Good Health” Div E - Glass (including framed and unframed 2-dimensional glass works) First Place Tony Jojola Isleta Pueblo “In Memory of Lloyd Kiva New” Second Place Angela Babby Oglala Lakota “Exterminate All the Brutes” Innovation Gene “Iron Man” Smith Choctaw Nation of OK & SissetonWahpeton Oyate “On the Plains”

Honorable Mention Buddy L. Tubinaghtewa Hopi “The Natural”

Honorable Mention Lance Yazzie Navajo “Prior to Tradition and Culture”

Honorable Mention Mavasta Honyouti, Kevin Honyouti, Ronald Honyouti Hopi “Our Life Our Stories”

Honorable Mention John DeCelles Gros Ventre/Assiniboine “Hanbleseya (Vision Quest)”

V SCULPTURE Best of Class Tim Washburn Navajo “Holding On To Traditions and Looking Forward” Div A - Stone First Place Tim Washburn Navajo “Holding On To Traditions and Looking Forward” Second Place Alvin K. Marshall Navajo “Ceremonial Beauty”

VI WEAVINGS AND TEXTILES Best of Class Mary Henderson Begay Navajo Ganado Red Chief Blanket Div A - Regional, Pan-Reservation and Revival style weavings First Place Mary Henderson Begay Navajo Ganado Red Chief Blanket Second Place Barbara Teller Ornelas Navajo “Corn Maidens at Dawn” Div B - Contemporary style weavings First Place Alisa Peacock Navajo “Ho’zho’ - State of Harmony”

Second Place Jane Hyden Navajo Pictoral/Storm Pattern Cowboy Rug Div C - Quilts, wall hangings, table Linens First Place Susan Hudson Navajo “Missing and Murdered Boarding School Children’s Journey to the Milky Way” Second Place Isabel C. Gonzales Jemez Pueblo (Walatowa) Embroidered Table Runner Div D - Cultural attire (woven or sewn), ceremonial clothing sets or individual items First Place Tyler Glasses Navajo “Poncho for Days” Second Place Isabel C. Gonzales Jemez Pueblo (Walatowa) Traditional Embroidered Manta Innovation Roy Kady Dine/Navajo “Two Each Their Own” Honorable Mention Calandra Cook Navajo “Happiness From Above” Honorable Mention Berdine Begay Navajo “Sand Stone Waves”

VII DIVERSE ART FORMS Best of Class Elias Not Afraid Apsaalooke (Crow) “Life After Death” Div A - Personal attire and accessories without a predominance of beads or quillwork First Place Glenda McKay Athabascan-Cook Inlet Region “Forget-Me-Not” Second Place Christal Ratt Anishnabe from Mitchikinabikok Inik “Shemaginash: Woodland Mandolorian (Warrior)” Div B - Personal attire and accessories with a predominance of beads or quillwork First Place Monica Jo Raphael Anishinaabe-Sikanju Lakota “Gizhe’ Manido Gotogaam (Gods Garden)” Second Place Beverly (Bear King) Moran Standing Rock Sioux Tribe “Unci’ Makha’ (Grandmother Earth)” Div C - Dolls and figurative objects; this does not include katsina dolls or Navajostyle carvings First Place Elias Not Afraid Apsaalooke (Crow) “Life After Death”

Second Place Juanita Growing Thunder Fogarty Fort Peck Assiniboine/Sioux “Ina-Assiniboine Mother” Div D - Functional objects such as bows and arrows, cradleboards, boxes, weapons, shields, furniture, lamps, musical instruments, bull roarers, beaded bottles, cinches and other horse gear, and other First Place Glenda McKay Athabascan-Cook Inlet Region Traditional Walrus Harpoon With Seal Skin Float Second Place Jackie Larson Bread Blackfeet Pikunni Parade Horse Div E - Culturally based work, both traditional and decorative, inspired by tradition, e.g., bags, pipes, hide paintings, parfleche items, tabletas, masks; sandpaintings; framed or unframed 2-dimension First Place Summer Peters Saginaw Ojibwe “Story of the Yahbay Basketmakers” Second Place Terrence Campbell Tahltan Raven Made Salmon Innovation Jamie Okuma Luiseno/Shoshone/Bannock “Becoming” Honorable Mention Deana Ward Choctaw Nation “Intikba (Heritage)” Honorable Mention Ann Quis Quis San Pasqual Band of Mission Indians, Comanche “Oceans & Fire”

VIII BASKETS Best of Class Jeremy Frey Passamaquoddy “Fine Weave” Div A - Natural fibers and cultural forms

Second Place Don Johnston Qagan Tayagungin “Breath of Life” Innovation Iva Honyestewa Hopi/Navajo “Whirlwind Waterweave” Honorable Mention Marvene Dawahoya Tewa/Hopi Oval Basket with 6 Diamonds Honorable Mention Theresa Secord Penobscot Nation “Periwinkle Snail”

IX PERSONAL ATTIRE AND ACCESSORIES Best of Class Elias Not Afraid Apsaalooke (Crow) Spiked Ermine Tail Clutch Div B - Fashion (woven or sewn) without a predominance of beads or quillwork

First Place Theresa Secord Penobscot Nation “Kuwes (Pine) Cone”

INDIAN ARTS & CRAFTS ASSOCIATION COMMEMORATIVE AWARD Kenneth Johnson Muscogee (Creek)/Seminole “Ivory Billed Woodpecker Mokume Gane Gorget”

JUDGES AWARDS Judge’s Choice - heather ahtone Lauren Good Day Arikara/Hidatsa/Blackfeet/Cree “Sacred Butterfly”

Judge’s Choice - Amber-Dawn Bear Robe Cara Romero Chemehuevi Indian Tribe “3 Sisters”

Div C - Individual items; for example: belts, pouches, purses, shoes, scarves, sashes, leggings, kilts, cinches and other horse gear. May be woven, crocheted, or felted, without a predominance of bead First Place Elias Not Afraid Apsaalooke (Crow) Spiked Ermine Tail Clutch Second Place Katrina Mitten Miami Tribe of Oklahoma “Strength Among the Birches”

Judge’s Choice - John Blessington Amado Pena, Jr. Pascua Yaqui “Mestizo Series Hermanos” Judge’s Choice - Joe Cajero Michael Dean Jenkins Hopi “Wooing Kokopelli With His Ways” Judge’s Choice - Dexter Cirillo Juanita Growing Thunder Fogarty Fort Peck Assiniboine/Sioux Assiniboine Child’s Toy Cradle

Innovation Elias Not Afraid Apsaalooke (Crow) Spiked Ermine Tail Clutch

Judge’s Choice - Alexis M. Cosca Jeremy Frey Passamaquoddy “Symphony in Wood”

XI OPEN STANDARDS

Judge’s Choice - Julie Dalrymple Bernice Naranjo Taos Pueblo “Origin of Avanyu”

First Place Rain Scott Acoma “Minah’Dee (Keeper of the Salt)”

Div C - Basket miniatures, not to exceed three (3) inches at its greatest dimension

Jamie Okuma Luiseno/Shoshone/Bannock “Becoming”

Second Place Michelle Tsosie Sisneros Santa Clara Pueblo/Navajo “Depth of My Humanity”

Second Place Alicia Nelson Navajo “Placing the Stars”

Second Place Laura Wong-Whitebear Colville Confederated Tribes “ii Ish (A Sahaptin Legend) Her First Basket”

CONRAD HOUSE INNOVATION AWARD

Judge’s Choice - Tony Astorga Alexander Youvella Hopi “Scavenger Katsina”

Best of Class Rain Scott Acoma “Minah’Dee (Keeper of the Salt)”

First Place Carol Emarthle Douglas Northern Arapaho-Seminole Nation of Oklahoma “Nettv Vpueey (Day Dreamer)”

Cara Romero Chemehuevi Indian Tribe “3 Sisters”

First Place Sage Mountainflower Ohkay Owingeh “It’s Phendi-Tona”

First Place Jeremy Frey Passamaquoddy “Fine Weave”

Div B - Natural or commercial fibers, any form

IDYLLWILD ARTS IMAGINATION AWARD

Second Place Allen Aragon Navajo “K’aalo’gii (Buttefly), Digital NFT” Honorable Mention Adrian Pinnecoose Navajo/Southern Ute “The Twin Triforium” Honorable Mention Damian Jim Navajo “Nonsense of the Profane”

Judge’s Choice - Max Early Tim Blueflint Ramel Lake Superior Chippewa “Beauty Around Me” Judge’s Choice - Larry Golsh Benson Manygoats Navajo (Dine) “Turq Blue” Judge’s Choice - Andrew Hamilton Jeremy Frey Passamaquoddy “Symphony in Wood” Judge’s Choice - Peter Held Dawn Dark Mountain Oneida Nation of Wisconsin “The Only Good Indian Is an Assimilated Indian” Judge’s Choice - Twig Johnson Jody N. Folwell Santa Clara (Tewa) “Ta’s Fish”

Judge’s Choice - Cynthia Chavez Lamar Ryan Gashweseoma Hopi “Summer Solstice” Judge’s Choice - Florence Manygoats Teonce Brown Navajo Beaded Bracelet Judge’s Choice - America Meredith Iva Honyestewa Hopi/Navajo “Flowers Life “Sooyosi””

JUDGES Classification I – Jewelry and Lapidary Work Dexter Cirillo Larry Golsh (Pala Mission/Cherokee) Christy Vezolles Classification II – Pottery Max Early (Laguna Pueblo) Andrew Hamilton Peter Held

Judge’s Choice - Jessica Metcalfe Jamie Okuma Luiseno/Shoshone/Bannock “Becoming”

Classification III and XI – 2-Dimensional Art and Open Standards Cynthia Chavez Lamar (San Felipe Pueblo/Hopi/Tewa/Navajo) America Meredith (Cherokee Nation) Olga Viso

Judge’s Choice - Patricia Marroquin Norby Kevin Aspaas Navajo “Born for Water”

Classifications IV and V – Pueblo Carvings and Sculpture Tony Astorga John Blessington Joe Cajero Jr. (Pueblo of Jemez)

Judge’s Choice - Elaine Peters Mary Henderson Begay Navajo Ganado Red Chief Blanket Judge’s Choice - Christy Vezolles Sage Mountainflower Ohkay Owingeh “Flowers in the Sky” Judge’s Choice - Olga Viso Matagi Sorensen Yavapai Apache Nation “Unknown”

Classification VI and VIII– Weavings & Textiles and Baskets Julie Dalrymple Florence Manygoats (Navajo) Elaine Peters (Tohono O’odham & Akimel O’odham) Classification VII – Diverse Arts heather ahtone (Choctaw/Chickasaw) Twig Johnson Patricia Marroquin Norby (Purépecha) Classification IX – Personal Attire Amber-Dawn Bear Robe (Siksika Nation, Canada) Alexis Cosca Jessica Metcalfe, PhD (Turtle Mountain Chippewa)

CLASSIFICATION MANAGERS Classification I – Jewelry & Lapidary Work Diana Pardue, Chief Curator, Heard Museum Classification II – Pottery Diana Pardue, Chief Curator, Heard Classification III – 2-Dimensional Art Marcus Monenerkit, Director of Community Engagement, Heard Museum Classification IV – Pueblo Carvings and Classification V – Sculpture Kristen Caughlin, Associate Registrar, Heard Museum Classification VI – Weavings and Textiles and Classification IX – Personal Attire Dr. Ann Marshall, Director of Research, Heard Museum Classification VII – Diverse Arts Velma Kee Craig (Navajo), Assistant Curator, Heard Museum Classification VIII – Baskets Dr. Ann Marshall, Director of Research, Heard Museum Classification XI – Open Standards Lee Peterson, Heard Museum Life Trustee Pat Kilburn, Juried Competition Chair All other classification managers