Welcome to the 64th annual Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair & Market, March 5 and 6. We are delighted that the market will be in person at the museum. The Indian Fair & Market has always showcased the beauty and vitality of Indigenous creative expression from artists across Indian Country. The 2022 Indian Fair & Market will highlight the work of more than 650 artists.
Many artists will also enter the juried competition to vie for cash prizes and, more importantly, the enhanced reputation that comes with winning a coveted Heard ribbon. Thanks to generous donors we expect to reach our goal of $97,400 across 10 classifications, including an unprecedented $25,000 Best of Show award prize. This is the largest prize pool in fair history. Plan to join us on Friday evening, March 4, when the Best of Show winners will be announced in advance of the live Indian Fair & Market.
One of the new elements for 2022: We are excited to announce the addition of the Youth Artists Show & Sale (formerly the Student Art Show & Sale) to be held as part of the 64th Indian Fair & Market. The museum and guild are pleased to offer the increased resources of the fair to bring youth artwork to a wider audience. The Youth Artists Show & Sale invites American Indian students in grades 7 through 12 to submit their original artwork for display and sale. Students will have their art judged by a professional panel and compete for ribbons and cash prizes totaling $10,000.
Please join us as we celebrate the 64th annual Indian Fair & Market on the beautiful Heard Museum campus. Visit the fair website at www.heard.org/fair for the full schedule of events.
Sincerely,
Mary Endorf and Jackie Stubbs, Co-chairs, Indian Fair & Market
Jane Przeslica, President, Heard Museum Guild
David Roche, Dickey Family Director and CEO, Heard Museum
Heard Museum Guild 2022 Indian Fair & Market Committee Chairs & Volunteers
Thank you to the volunteers of the Heard Museum Guild. For more than 64 years, this group of men and women have spent countless hours making the Indian Fair & Market a reality. We are grateful for their generosity of time and talent in making our market renowned for its hospitality and presentation of exceptional Indigenous art. Special thanks also to the Heard Museum staff for their partnership in this endeavor.
Indian Fair & Market Chairs: Mary Endorf and Jackie Stubbs
Admissions Liaison: Pat Briggs
Artist Exhibitors: Lynn Endorf
Artist Hospitality: Jane Sanford
Ask Me: John Miller and Christy Sinclair
Best of Show (BOS) Reception: Jackie Stubbs
BOS Security: Diane Leonte & Sheila Mehlem
Booth Monitors: Sandy and Gary Neilson
Booth Relief: Kathie and Sam Serrapede
Cultural Performances: Shelley Mowry
Food and Beverage: Dave Newark
Fundraising: Beth Koch-Huston
Juried Competition: Pat Kilburn
Marketing: Jane Przeslica
Nonprofits: Carol Gunn
Raffle: Louise Wakem and Fran Dickman
Signage: Don Montrey
Staging: Joel Muzzy
Treasurer: Richard Borgmann
Volunteer Placement: Chuck and Dottie Starnes
Youth Art Show & Sale: Sue Snyder and Stephany Madsen
Heard Museum GuildBoard Members
Officers
President: Jane Przeslica
President-Elect: John Miller
Secretary: Dee Dowers
Treasurer: Richard Borgmann
Nominating Chair: Anita Hicks
At-Large Members
Past President: Sue Snyder
Indian Fair & Market: Mary Endorf and Jackie Stubbs
Parliamentarian: Richard Borgmann
Coordinators
Student Art: Sue Snyder and Stephany Madsen
Guild Programs: Shelly Mowry
Membership: Jackie Stubbs
Museum Education: Linda Hefter and Pat Briggs
Museum Services: Alexis Cosca
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