Kathleen Wall

Kathleen Wall is a third generation Pueblo ceramic artist who, out of respect to her heritage and her own creative talents, blends modern and traditional methods to creates unique whimsical figures.

A graduate of the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe, New Mexico, she began her craft at age eight when she made her first traditional storyteller dolls which her mother would sell to buyers. She was later encouraged by her father, Chippewa stone sculptor Steve Wall, and her stepmother, artist Laura Fragua, to make her own artistic statement.

Wall's statement turned out to be the creation of koshare clowns and Hopi corn maidens comically performing every day tasks such as making music, dancing and eating w   ...  Displaying 750 of 1367 characters.