Raccoon skin and tail, visor, wood, artificial nails, false eyelashes, seed beads, found objects. 2021. 16x15x11 inches
Masked Man Date
WOMEN OF VISION EXHIBITION
Honored to be part of The Alaska State Museum’s exhibition, WOMEN OF VISION, HONORING THE 19TH AMENDMENT TO THE U.S. CONSTITUTION, 1920-2020
“In recognition of the 100-year anniversary of women’s suffrage in the United States, the Alaska State Museum is displaying highlights from the collection by women artists. These works span over a century and include recent acquisitions made possible by the Rasmuson Foundation.”
To learn more please visit https://lam.alaska.gov/women-of-vision
Fauci Mask On Native News Online
Face to Fauci: Tlingit Artist’s Fascination With Fauci Inspires Unique Beaded Mask by Tamara Ikenberg was featured on Native News Online.
Click Here to read article: Face to Fauci: Tlingit Artist’s Fascination With Fauci Inspires Unique Beaded Mask | Arts & Entertainment
works around town!
I will have five artworks in an upcoming show at realART opening onSunday, July 5, 3-5PM. One of the pieces -featured here- is my portrait of Jennifer Celio and it won the “Judge’s Choice” award at the Heard Museum Indian Fair & Market last March. For more information about the show please visit whatisrealART.com The exhibit will be up till August 29th.
Here’s the address: Whizin Market Square, 28873 Agoura Road, Agoura, CA. 91301
Heard Museum Indian Fair & Market
I will be heading to the Heard Museum Indian Fair & Market. Indian Fair & Market: Saturday & Sunday, March 7 & 8, 2020. Best of Show Reception, Friday, March 6, 2020
For more information please click here to visit the Heard Museum site.
2019 Native Art Market in New York
Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian
2019 Native Art Market in New York
Saturday and Sunday, December 7 and 8, 2019, 10 AM – 5 PM
Member’s preview party: Friday, December 6, 2019
The museum’s annual Native Art Market features more than 35 Indigenous artists from across the Western Hemisphere.A wide selection of traditional and contemporary handcrafted artworks, including jewelry, fine apparel, beadwork, pottery, dolls, prints, and sculpture, will be available for purchase.
Allen Aragon (Navajo), mixed media • Melesio Benally (Navajo), jewelry • Peter Boome (Upper Skagit), mixed media • Aaron Brokeshoulder (Choctaw/ Shawnee/Kewa), jewelry • Franklin A. Carrillo (Laguna Pueblo/Choctaw), jewelry • Teri Cajero (Jemez Pueblo), pottery • Ric Charlie (Navajo), jewelry • Jared James Chavez (San Felipe Pueblo), jewelry • Makwesa Chimerica (Hopi), sculpture • Aric Chopito (Pueblo of Zuni), textiles • Kelly Church (Gun Lake Pottawatomi/Ottawa), basketry • James Fendenheim (Tohono O’odham), jewelry • Ronni-Leigh and Stonehorse Goeman (Onondaga-Seneca), basketry • Dorothy Grant (Haida), textiles & attire • Tahnee M. Growingthunder (Kiowa), beadwork • Brenda Hill (Tuscarora), pottery • KarenLyne Hill (Onondaga Nation), beadwork • Jimmie Harrison (Diné [Navajo]), jewelry • Elizabeth James-Perry (Aquinnah Wampanoag), jewelry • Milton Laughing (Navajo), textiles • Glenda Loretto (Jemez), jewelry • Jovanna Poblano (Zuni Tribe), sculpture • Veronica Poblano (Zuni Tribe), jewelry • Ken J. Romero (Taos/Laguna Pueblo), jewelry • Alisha Sanchez (Acoma Pueblo), pottery • Charlene Sanchez Reano (San Felipe Pueblo), jewelry • Kateri Sanchez (Zuni/Acoma), sculpture • Ray Scott-Táá’iitsohíí (Diné [Navajo]), jewelry • Lyle Secatero (Navajo), jewelry • Debbie Joe Silversmith (Navajo), jewelry • Naomi Lynn Smith (Chippewas of Nawash), beadwork • Corey Stein (Tlingit), beadwork • Shannon R. Stevens (Laguna Pueblo/Hopi), photography • John Whiterock (Diné), pottery • Monte Owen Yellow Bird Sr. (Arikara/Hidatsa), mixed media • Jennifer R. Younger (Tlingit), jewelry.Click Here to Visit Museum’s Website
Venue American Indian Museum Heye Center
Event Location 1st Floor, Diker Pavilion Cost Free
Autry American Indian Arts Marketplace
Saturday and Sunday (November 9 and 10), I’ll be showing new works, available for purchase, at the largest Native American arts fair in Southern California! Join me at @TheAutry’s American Indian Arts Marketplace: 4700 Western Heritage Way, Los Angeles, CA, 90027
Marketplace Hours: Saturday and Sunday, November 9–10, 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Members’ Preview Sale: Saturday, November 9, 2019, 8:30–10:00 a.m.
The largest Native American arts fair in Southern California, the Autry’s American Indian Arts Marketplace features 200 artists from more than 40 Native nations. Buy sculpture, pottery, beadwork, basketry, photography, paintings, jewelry, textiles, wooden carvings, mixed-media works, and more from top Native American artists.
Plus, enjoy a full weekend of food, performances, children’s activities, artist demonstrations, and the annual Short Play Festival from Native Voices, the Autry’s award-winning resident theatre company.
For more information click here!
SANTA FE INDIAN MARKET
COMING TO
THE 98TH ANNUAL
SANTA FE INDIAN MARKET
AUGUST 17-18, 2019
Corey will be at the Santa Fe Indian Market this August, presenting new works at the Market as well as IM: EDGE 2019 will carry the theme of “Honoring the Strength and Resilience of Native Women.” For detail information on the Market and the exhibit, please visit https://swaia.org.
Heard Museum
I will be participating in the Heard Museum’s Indian Fair & Market on March 2-3, 2019. Stop by and check out my new works including a brand new portrait and new Kushtaka Dolls!
Corey Stein Booth D-05
Visit Heard Museum website for full details, including ticket information and artist list.
American Indian Arts Marketplace
American Indian Arts Marketplace takes place at the Autry Museum of The American West, November 10 and 11, 2018.
I Will be showing and selling new and existing work at the event. There will be “contemporary and traditional works from 200 artists representing more than 40 tribes”.
Stop by and say hi if you go to the event and if you haven’t been, check it out, it’s a rare event in LA where you will see works you wouldn’t see otherwise. It’s like going to a whole lot of exhibitions at once and you’re sure to find something for you at very affordable prices.
Click here to check out The Autry’s website for more info.
The Autry Museum is located in Griffith Park:
4700 Western Heritage Way, Los Angeles, CA 90027-1462
Map and Directions