Acoma Pueblo Pottery by Joyce L. Archival Print Author and curator Michelle McGeough

Author and curator Michelle McGeough consulted with and interviewed many of the living artists and their descendants to present a compelling narrative about the paintings that represents the view of the artists and communities

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Acoma Pueblo Pottery by Joyce L. Archival Print Author and curator Michelle McGeoughAcoma Pottery from Sky City is famous for its incredibly thin walls, lightness, durability, and distinctive black on white designs with fine lines, geometric patterns, and symbolic motifs. Pots are made from local clay and natural pigments using hand coiling and traditional firing techniques and are left unglazed. This centuries old art form was transformed in the 20th century by Marie Zieu Chino and Lucy Lewis, now considered the matriarchs of Acoma