Native American Artists of New Mexico - Arizona

Artists with last names that begin with A through L are listed on the page below.
*Photographs and biographical material by Jason Esquibel*

Acoma Pueblo

Rafaelita & Darlene Aguilar

Frederica Antonio

Melissa Antonio

Antonio Mildred

Aragon Deborah

Wilbert “Junior” and Diane Aragon

Acoma Pueblo

Rachel Aragon

Barbara & Joseph Cerno

Brian Chino, “Kee-Yu-Wy-Sde-Wa”

Corrine Chino

Edna G. Chino

Monica Chino

Acoma Pueblo

Terrance M. Chino, Sr.

Carolyn Concho-Lewis

Berleen Estevan

Jennifer M. Estevan and Michael Patricio

Kimberly Eteeyan

Elliott & Zelda Garcia

Loretta Garcia, “U-Wi-Nit”

Marcus “Red Corn Child”

Shawna Garcia-Rustin

Theresa Garcia-Salvador

Wilfred Garcia, Jr.

Goldie A. Hayah

Christine, “Aggie”, Henderson-Poncho

Acoma Pueblo

Jackie Histia-Shutiva

Andy Juanico

Alicia Kelsey

Carmel Lewis

Diane Lewis

Andrew Lewis

Judy Lewis

Emma Lewis-Mitchell

Sharon Lewis

Corrine and Gary Louis

Irvin Louis

Blackfoot Nation

Farrell Cockrum “See-It-Tan”

Cochiti Pueblo

Martha Arquero

Edwin Herrera “Ie-yoo-ris”

Hopi Tewa

Carla Claw Nampeyo

Tony Dallas

Marquis Dann-Lente

Gene C. Dawahoya, “Lapan-Hyeoma”

Clyde Harris, “Lomatuhksi”, Eagle Down

Robert Harris, Jr.

Delwyn Harvey, “Wea” (One of a kind)

Jemez pueblo

Wilma Baca, “New Wheat”

Aaron Cajero

Anita Cajero

Esther Cajero, “Bird Image”

Erna Chosa, “Broom Flower”

Dennis Daubs, “Oboweya”

Gerri “Gachupin” Daubs

Patricia Daubs, “Turquoise Flower”

Mary Louise Eteeyan

Gordon Foley

Clifford Kim Fragua

Glendora Fragua

Joseph Fragua

Matthew E. Fragua, “Spotted Eagle”

Emily Fragua-Tsosie, “Corn Pollen”

Virginia Fragua, “Ponca Flower”

Jemez pueblo

Bertha Gachupin , “Thunder Flower”

Joseph Gachupin

Laura Gauchupin

Wilma M. Gachupin, “Sacred Rock Basket”

Irene Herrera, “Apple Flower”

Fannie Loretto, “Little Turqoise”

Alma Loretto (Concha) Maestas,
“Painted Parrot”

Angie Loretto-Riley

Laguna

Max Early

Sally R. Garcia, “Gah-Wee-Nah-Zah”

Wendell Kowemy

Fannie Loretto, “Little Turqoise”

Alma Loretto (Concha) Maestas,
“Painted Parrot”

Arthur Lucario

Raymond "Ray" J. Lucario

Navajo Nation

Westly Begaye

BegayJoseph

Sasha Bluesky

Michael Charlie

Myron Charlie

Reuel “Ral” Claw

Prinston Collateta, “Drumming Boy”

Navajo Nation

Manuel Curtis

Rick Etsitty

Evangeline Garcia and Helen Piaso

Rita Gurley

Cheyenne (Diane Lynn) Jim

Gloria Kahe

Pima

Travis and Rosemary Lewis

Santa Clara Birdell Bourdon, “Vine Flower” Mary Cain Denise Chavarria Mildred Chavarria, “Millie” Dolores Curran Victor & Naomi Eckleberry Erik Fender, Than Tsideh “Sunbird” Gloria “Goldendrod” Garcia Greg Garcia Tina Garcia Gary Gutierrez, “P’aa-Ay-P’in”, or “Deer Mountain” Julie Gutierrez	Santa Clara Paul “White Corn” & Dorothy “Corn Maiden” Ethel “Turquoise Rock” Gutierrez-Yazza Dolores Lewis Travis and Rosemary Lewis
	Santo Domingo pueblo Santo Domingo Pueblo Rafaelita & Darlene Aguilar Ambrose Atencio Emery Calabaza Arthur & Hilda Coriz Ava Marie “Cool-Ca-Ya” Coriz

San Felipe Pueblo

Ralph Aragon

Hubert Candelaria, “Butterfly”

Myrtle Cata

San Ildefonso Pueblo

John F. Gonzales

San Juan Dolores Curran Greg Garcia	zia Irene Herrera, “Apple Flower”
	zuni Marcus Homer