Jamie Schulze, director of operations for the Southwestern Association for Indian Arts (SWAIA) and enrolled member of the Northern Cheyenne tribe, organizes the world’s largest Native American art show—the renowned Santa Fe Indian Market. The annual event—celebrating its centennial year in Santa Fe, New Mexico in 2022—draws an international crowd interested in all facets of Native arts including pottery, dance, fashion, digital design and jewelry-making. Explore the history of the infamous Indian Market and its upcoming Native arts e-commerce platform, Indigenous Collections, in this For the Love of Jewelers podcast episode. Join host Courtney Gray and Jamie as they discuss meaningful partnerships, educational opportunities and highlighting the voices of so many different marginalized nations.
S5-13: Fostering Indigenous Growth in Bhutan
S5-07: Etched in Passion
S5-04: Peter Gilroy & Therese Keltner of Bonny Doon Tools
S5-02: Forging the Next Generation
S5-01: Ben Claus: Divine Feminine Rising
S4–08: Boline Strand, Wearable Sculptures & the Symbolism of Seeds
S4–07: Bella Neyman & JB Jones, The Co–Founders of NYC Jewelry Week
S4-06: Peter Gilroy, Choose Adventure
S4-05: Nick Noyes, Chasing the Joy
S4-04: Monica Stephenson, Dedicated to Responsible, Ethical and Fair Practices
S4-03: Sarah Sides, Permanent Entrepreneur
S4-02: Vikki Tobak, Hip-Hop Historian
S4-01: John W. Ford Sr., Running the Show
S3-12: Patricia Carruth, Third-Generation Jeweler, Commitment Designer and Storyteller
S3-11: Nellie Barnett, Bridging Connections
S3-10: Jeanette Caines, The Deep Bench of a Master Goldsmith
S3-09: Rich Youmans, Many Paths to One Goal
S3-08: Allen Aragon, Miniature Potter, Painter and Master Jeweler
S3-07: Kendria Thompson, Creating for a Better World
S3-06: Tony Rodrigues, Sculpting Jewelry in Scale
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