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Read the Spring 2012 IACA Journal On-Line


Caroline Carpio Takes 2012 IACA Artist of the Year Honors

Caroline Lucero-Carpio is from Isleta Pueblo, NM.  Her Tiwa name is Thud'bese, meaning sun tablita.

Her native culture is an articulation of prayer and celebration; expressed in her language, songs, dances, creation of art, and most importantly, her way of living.

Caroline's traditional upbringing and contemporary expression of who she is today is voiced through her artwork.  "At times, my sculptures are a reflection of my inner prayers and other times, it is the stories of our ancestors that inspire a new vision.  I would like my work to preserve a story and educate who we are many generations from now."


Other Top Award Winners Were
New Artist Member Sharon Abeyta
Jewelry (Lapidary) Lester Abeyta
Jewelry (Metalsmithing) Larry Joe
Mixed Media Herbert Joe
Pottery Caroline Carpio
Sculpture George Willis
Textiles Susan Hudson
Traditional Crafts Tim Blueflint
Caroline Carpio
2012 Artist of the Year


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