The “FWA in the Studio” interviews originally started as a lowkey effort to provide 1) an intimate insight to FWA artist members, 2) provide the artists an opportunity to showcase their work, and 3) document FWA artist’s stories during the Corona-virus time.
Now, this project has evolved into capturing oral histories of our FWA Artists that are being used experimentally by teachers to share the artists’ journeys and to teach Western Art in the classroom. We are also pleased to include our webinar presentations. Plus, we have expanded the library to include our FWA “First Tuesday” presentations beginning in Fall 2021.
FWA In The Studio
Click Here to View 2.1.22 First Tuesday Featuring “Three for the Money”
“Three for the Money”
Click Here to learn more about the Collaboration of Richard Iams, Fred Hambly & Michael Ewing
Click Here to View 11.17.22 FWA Lecture Featuring John Fawcett
“Wagon Boss” oil (framed 17×15″) Featured at Nov 17th Event
Click Here to View 1.10.23 FWA Lecture Featuring Carolyn Davis
Hopi Butterfly Maiden quilted by Bonnie Nampeyo
Click HERE to view 4.5.22 First Tuesday Featuring Gerry Quotskuyva
Gerry Quotskuyva
Click Here to View Spring 2021 FWA/Amerind Joint Exhibit Video
FWA/Amerind Joint Exhibit 2021 Virtual Tour
Click Here to View “Tucson 7” Remastered Videography Presented at 5.3.22 First Tuesday
“Tucson 7”, left to right, standing: Bob Kuhn, Harley Brown, Howard Terpning, Tom Hill, Don Crowley Seated: Ken Riley, Duane Bryers
Click Here to learn more about the Tucson 7