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Auction for Education Gallery

Preview this year's collection of donated art

Artwork by Carol Bold

Hand-thrown ceramic bowl by local artist and educator Michael Evenson (valued at $25)

Two white ceramic vases by Barbara Ellard (valued at $125)

"Black Raven" 9"x12" original acrylic on cradleboard by Gail Alger (valued at $150)

Ceramic leaf pitcher by Barbara Ellard (valued at $85)

Original Krokbragd textile mat by Cornelia Kallerud (valued at $250)

1960s Hopi Kachina Chaveyo Black Ogre with red body - 14 inches. 1960s Hopi Kachina - handmade from cottonwood. He comes at any time during the spring months if Hopi children are particularly bad. (valued at $150)

“Fire in the Desert,” 18 x 22 fine art giclee of original oil painting by Lynn Berryhill. No 19/400. Comes with certificate of authenticity. (valued at $475)

Koyemsi Mudhead Clown - 14” H. 1960s Hopi Kachina - handmade from cottonwood. Purchased in Arrowhead Trading Post, Santa Fe, shell bracelet, leather cape, silk neck scarf. He appears in mixed Kachina dances and sometimes a group of them appear in a dance of their own. (valued at $150)

Michael Evenson 12x9 oil painting, unframed on stretched canvas (valued at $100)

Wiharu White Ogre - 19.5” H. 1960s Hopi Kachina - handmade from cottonwood. top of head to bottom of feet 14”. Purchased on Hopi reservation in the 1960’s. Horsehair, leather cape, leather wrist and ankle fringe wraps, metal saw rt leg, wooden tortoise shell left leg. Most feathers have been replaced due to feather mites. He accompanies Soyoko on collecting trips. (Valued at $150)

Soyoko Ogre Woman - 13.5” H. 1960s Hopi Kachina - handmade from cottonwood. Horsehair, velveteen cape & skirt, shells on leather on stick top. She is an ogre woman who appears in the evening after the Bean Dance. She visits various houses and asks boys to hunt game – mice and rats – for her, and threatens that is they do not have some or her in four days she will eat them instead. In the same way she requires the girls to prepare for her a paper-thin wafer bread called “piki”, made from blue, yellow or pink corn meal. (Valued at $150)

Mongwa Great Horned Owl - 14” H. 1960s Hopi Kachina - handmade from cottonwood. Original feathers, fur collar, leather cape and ankle fringe cuffs, wooden tortoise on rt leg, plant gaul on bow above left hand. He appears in mixed Kachina dance, or in an ordinary kachina dance where he spies on the clowns. (Valued at $150)

Endangered South American spider monkey mixed media sculpture.

Wooden vase with flowers (valued at $335)

"The Emerald Pools" 17x24 giclée by Zion NP 2013 Artist-In-Residence Kimberly Harris

"The Watchman" fractal Lichtenberg handmade maple created by local Washington County artist Dennis Tomlinson

"Canyon Wildflowers" signed 11 x 14 giclee by Melissa Lakey

Sodalight and mixed metal earrings by Daisy Hobbs with Wicked Daisy Jewelry

Purple jade and mixed metal earrings by Daisy Hobbs with Wicked Daisy Jewelry

Turquoise and Mixed Metal Earrings by Daisy Hobbs with Wicked Daisy Jewelry

Ethically sourced butterfly necklace, earrings, and cuff by Zell Schall with Asana Natural Arts

Three blue metal trees wall hanging by Noah Gowan and Family (valued at 239)

"From the Plateau", 16x12 oil painting by Bill Cramer

"Colors of Sage" 12x6 oil painting by Mary Jabens

"Colorful Cottonwoods" 8x8 oil ZPA by Paula Swain

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