At the de Young Museum’s “Nampeyo and the Sikyátki Revival,” the exhibition’s layout emphasizes the central role of Hopi-Tewa artist Nampeyo’s work in the history of Native American art. Her legacy almost unparalleled in Native circles.
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At the de Young Museum’s “Nampeyo and the Sikyátki Revival,” the exhibition’s layout emphasizes the central role of Hopi-Tewa artist Nampeyo’s work in the history of Native American art. Her legacy almost unparalleled in Native circles.
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