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Native Pottery of the Mojave Desert Encouraged by his grandmother, and inspired by prehistoric artifacts he found while exploring the desert, Tony Soares of Joshua Tree pursued and mastered the lost art of native pottery-making. He gathers, grinds, and mixes his own clays, builds the pots in the traditional way, and decorates them with traditional motifs. Ollas just like this were used for thousands of years to store food and water. Today, native people buy Tony's pots as gifts for family members and visiting dignitaries. You can reach Tony at: Tony Soares HC01 Box 1050 Joshua Tree, California 92252 Tel: (760) 366-0224 Jason Hickner, award-winning artist in digital media, has a new site up representing his business: crashshop. |
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Links: jack alpert: stanford knowledge integration laboratory carson barnes: seabrainiac and carson barnes orchids cheb i sabbah dj cheb i sabbah philippe cohen: jasper ridge biological preserve michael corbett: caribbean and cultural connection rob erlichman: sunlight electric and the campaign for smarter consumers jason hickner: crashshop jay howlett: blah blah woof woof cody lundin: aboriginal living skills school philip malkin: philip malkin & associates and philip malkin photography gallery james sayre: bottlebrush press meg storrow and john kinsella: storrow kinsella associates john wehausen: sierra nevada bighorn sheep foundation john weir: smoking gun jeff zwerner: factor design |
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Archives Summer 2002: Photo Art & Primitive Technology |
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