SF Tribal & Textile Art Show 2020
Some rug and textile highlights from the 2020 show
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| Special Exhibition: South African-born, Los Angeles-based, Ralph Ziman presents The Casspir Project | SPOEK 1, an 11 ton decommissioned, apartheid-era Casspir vehicle that has been restored and reclaimed | Ralph Ziman, Bones | Ralph Ziman, Ghosts | Ralph Ziman, Bones |
From the Show website, http://sanfranciscotribalandtextileartshow.com/
The San Francisco Tribal & Textile Art Show enters its 34th year in 2020 as the premier show of its kind in the United States, with over 70 dealers showcasing exciting exhibits from the top galleries from around the world.
Works range from the finest textiles and rugs from North Africa, Asia, North America, and India through remarkable stone and woodcarvings from Indonesia, Africa, and Oceania. Works also span millennia, with carvings and pottery from prehistoric South America to contemporary garments utilizing heritage woven ikats from Ecuador, preserving a cultural tradition.
Two Shows, One Event
This year San Francisco Tribal & Textile Art Show is being held with The American Indian Art Show/San Francisco (formerly held at the Marin Center, in San Rafael, CA), bringing together two historic shows to create the major West Coast event of the year for Tribal and American Indian art; the largest gathering of its kind under one roof, with international galleries, dealers and native artists presenting the very best in indigenous art from around the world.
FORT MASON CENTER FOR ARTS & CULTURE, FESTIVAL PAVILION: 2 Marina Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94123
2020 Show Dates: Saturday, February 22, 11am - 7pm, Sunday, February 23, 11am - 5pm
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| Anatolian Picker | |
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| Louis Nierijnck | |
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| Fazli Solak and Mete Mutlu | |
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| Louis Nierijnck Tribal Gathering | |
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| Noah Bolour | |
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| Joe Loux | |
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| Thomas Murray | |
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| Peter Pap Oriental Rugs, Inc. | |
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| Hagop Manoyan | |
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| Hazara Gallery | |
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Trotta-Bono Ltd. (Lodge Mat, woven Bullrush, Mesquakie - Kansas / Missouri, USA, late 19th cen.) | PM Boyd |
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| Vicky Shiba | |
| JUST A FEW WEAVING HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE AMERICAN | INDIAN ART SHOW 2020 |
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| Mark Blackburn | |
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| Eastwoods & Geronimo | |
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| Weisman Gallery | |
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| Andrew Munana Collection | |
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| Red Mesa Gallery / Jeff Voracek | John Molloy Gallery |
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| Turkey Mountain Traders | Philip Garaway Native American Art Gallery |
 | A Special exhibition at The American Indian Art Show 2020 was 'Variations On A Loom: Navajo Rugs from the Catalogs of J. B. Moore' presented and curated by Robert & Anne Smith with pieces from their collection
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