FILM SCREENINGS at 8th Annual Winter Indian Market

For updates about this event, visit:

http://swaia.org/Indian_Market/2013_Winter_Market/index.html

All events will take place at the Santa Fe Community Convention Center, 201 W. Marcy St. Santa Fe, NM 87501

Screening Class X Winning Films 2013:

Animated short:

  Shhhhhhh - Steve Judd (Kiowa/ Choctaw)

  Documentary short:

  The Gathering -Tewanee Joseph, (Squamish B.C)

  Experimental:

  Cibola: Seven Cities of Gold - Jamison Banks (Seneca-Cayuga, Cherokee),

  Feature:

  Young Lakota - Heather Rae (Cherokee), (http://itvs.org/films/young-lakota)

  Narrative shorts:

  Red Girl’s Reasoning - Elle-Maija Tailfeathers (Blackfoot),

  Youth Winners (Age 14-17):

  Don’t - Amber Midthunder (Assiniboine, Ft Peck), (http://tinyurl.com/dontfilm)

  Sun Kink - Forrest Goodluck (Dine’, Mandan-Hidatsa, Tsimshian)

The Southwestern Association for Indian Arts (SWAIA) announces its 8th Annual Winter Indian Market to be held Thanksgiving weekend, November 30-December 1, 2013 at the Santa Fe Community Convention Center in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

A smaller, more intimate version of summer Indian Market—an event that attracts 175,000 visitors to Santa Fe each August—Winter Indian Market is held during Santa Fe’s magical winter season. Winter Indian Market gives visitors an opportunity to spend time interacting with their favorite artists and the opportunity to discover new ones.

This year’s show includes:

* 200+ Native artists from the US and Canada

  *Five open studio artist demonstrations by award-winning artists

  * Screening of 2013 Class X film winners (list below): Saturday and Sunday, 11am

  * Performance by world champion hoop dancer and Cirque du Soleil star Nakotah LaRance (http://tinyurl.com/nakotah) in collaboration with Brian Frejo who will play the Native flute, hand drum and a mix of hip hop beats (http://tinyurl.com/brianfrejoflute): Saturday and Sunday, 1:30pm

  *NextGen Performing Arts Workshop Showcase: Saturday 3pm

  * Fashion row featuring the work of Native fashion designers

  * Youth artist area with hands-on activities and a youth art exhibit

  * Silent auction including artwork donated by SWAIA artists and fabulous items from local businesses

  * Raffle - two holiday trees with one-of-a-kind handmade ornaments designed by renowned SWAIA artists

General Winter Indian Market Hours & Admission Fees:

* Saturday, November 30 and Sunday, December 1

  *9am to 5pm

* Admission is $10 per day. $15 for a weekend pass. SWAIA members and children are free. Performances and film screenings are included with admission. Tickets are available at the door.