Collecting Priorities

Any objects that will clearly make a significant contribution to the Pojoaque Pueblo community and to the general public through exhibition will be considered for the permanent collection. The following are examples of the types of materials that the Poeh Museum is particularly interested in acquiring.

Pojoaque Pueblo:
Any objects in good condition; (historic or contemporary) by members of the community.

Tesuque Pueblo:
Weavings, moccasins and pottery by Bea Duran Tioux
Pottery by Lorencita Pino
Paintings by Patrick Swazo

Nambe Pueblo:
Pottery by Lonnie Vigil
Paintings and Sculpture by Cloud Eagle (Nambe-San Juan)

San Juan Pueblo:
Jewelry by Mike Bird-Romero
Weavings, kilts, and mantas by Evelyn Bird-Quintana
Weavings by Laurencita Bird
Belts, embroidered shirts, mantas and kilts by Ramoncita Sandoval
Pottery by Tomasita Montoya
Paintings by Geronima Montoya

San Ildefonso Pueblo:
Shirts, kilts and mantas by Isabeal Gonzales
Pottery by Dora Tse Pe
Pottery by Russell Sanchez
Pottery by Maria Martinez
Pottery by Blue Corn
Pottery by Barbara Gonzales
Pottery by Cavin Gonzalez
Pottery by Diane Calabaza
Pottery by Rose Gonzalez

Santa Clara Pueblo
Pottery by Grace Medicine Flower
Pottery by Joseph Lone Wolf
Pottery by Mary Cain
Pottery by Nathan Youngblood
Pottery by Nancy Youngblood
Baskets by Joe Val Guiterrez
Pottery by Rose Naranjo
Sculptures and Clay figures by Roxanne Swentzell
Pottery by Rosemary Apple Blossom
Paintings by Helen Hardin
Paintings by Pablita Velarde
Sculptures by Michael Naranjo
Pottery by Shawn Tafoya
Pottery by Forrest Tafoya

Taos Pueblo
Pottery by Dawn Antelope
Pottery by Angie Yazzie
Pottery by Sharon Dry Flower
Pottery by Juanita Dubray
Pottery by Edna Romero
Figures by Jeralyn Lujan Lucero
Paintings by Popp Chalee

Picuris Pueblo
Pottery by Cora Durand
Pottery by Anthony Durand


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