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On July 23, 1914, Frances Willard Munds announced that she would seek a nomination for State senator…a right made possible by her own efforts as leader of the Votes for Women campaign.
When Hopi artisans were taught silverwork in the 1890s, their pieces were indistinguishable from Navajo or Zuni work—something that would change with the arrival of Dr. Harold and Mary-Russell Colton.
Last week we left Prescott with a dwindling supply of goods, but little other evidence of the Pullman strike in Chicago. However, events in neighboring California affected Arizonans…
“The universe (especially during this pandemic) has a way of reminding us that life is short and we shouldn’t take anything for granted. I had another reminder a few weeks ago when I had a stroke…”
Alex Maldonado, Pasqua Yaqui, is this year’s featured artist and continues to be a driving force behind the success of the Market.
What effect could a strike in 1894 by workers at the Pullman railway car manufacturing plant on the edge of Chicago have on a mountain town 1700 miles away?
