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Morris Muskett Demonstrating at Case Trading Post

13th July 2009

Morris Muskett Demonstrating at Case Trading Post

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A medicine bag by Morris Muskett (photo courtesy of Morris Muskett)

Tempe, AZ Weaver/silversmitth/artist/engineer(!) Morris Muskett (who doesn’t ever seem to sleep) will be at the Wheelwright museum’s Case Trading Post August 20-23, during the upcoming Indian Market in Santa Fe.   Morris will be participating in a round table discussion on Thursday, August 20 and will be part of a group demonstration on Friday, August 21.  He’ll also be demonstrating at other times throughout the weekend.  Morris’ work is always evolving, so every time you see him, you’re find him working with new materials, new media  or trying a completely new genre.  The medicine bag above is an example of one of his newer pieces.

See Morris’ web site for more information.  Be sure to stop by and say hello!

Hagoshíí (so long for now)

Mary Walker

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