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Birth
1922 (Sipaulovi Village, Arizona)
Death
1993 (Sipaulovi Village, Arizona)
Lived/Active
Arizona
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ceramics, pottery, jewelry, painting
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A member of the Hopi Indian tribe, Otellie Loloma was born in 1922 in Sipaulovi Village, Second Mesa, Arizona and died in January 1993. She is best known for her ceramic sculpture as well as painting, jewelry making, and teaching. In 1961, she was an instructor for the Southwest Indian Art Project at the University of Arizona, and in 1962, was named to the staff of the Institute of American Indian Arts.
Loloma attended Oraibi High School and the University of Arizona in Tucson and the Uni (showing 500 of 1017 characters). |
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