Diego Romero Ceramics

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Diego romero ceramics.

14 x 14 x 6 5 pottery. Theater of war. His pottery forms are nearly consistent based on the mimbres pottery of around 1100. Prints and ceramics by diego romero after graduating from high school romero attended the institute of american indian arts iaia in santa fe new mexico.

Iaia is the only four year degree fine arts institution in the nation devoted to contemporary native american and alaska native arts. Diego romero is a potter living and working in santa fe nm and a member of the cochiti pueblo tribe. One of his collaborators in pottery was navajo hopi ceramicist nathan begaye 1958 2010. He makes art that transcends his native american heritage by co.

After art school in california he attended the institute of american indian art iaia in santa fe shortly after graduating from iaia he enrolled at otis parsons school of design in los angeles. Diego romero diego romero has been one of the early innovators in pueblo pottery since the late 1980 s. Thumbnails with links to more information about each is displayed below. 15 x 6 5 x 6 5 pottery fall from grace 10 x 10 x 5 pottery.

He later attained degrees from otis college of art. Santa fe indian market. He studied at the institute of american indian arts before subsequently attaining degrees from the otis college of art and design bfa and ucla mfa. Learn about the artist and see available works for sale.

Raised in berkeley california diego romero is a third generation cochiti pueblo artist who specializes in pottery he also does printmaking. Romero s wife cara romero is a noted photographer. More pieces may be available in our santa fe gallery. Pueblo of cochiti new mexico.

A third generation professional artist romero was born and raised in berkeley california to a cochiti father and a non native mother. View diego romero s artworks on artnet. Diego romero s heritage is cross cultural his father santiago romero was a traditional painter from cochiti pueblo diego like his mother was born and raised in berkeley california.