Traditional Art Gallery
Emmanuel C.
Montoya,
Born in Corpus Christi, Texas in
1952, Emmanuel has resided in the San Francisco Bay Area for over 40 years. He
is a descendant of Mexican and Lipan Apache/Coahuiltec heritage and has been
practicing his craft as an artist for close to 30 years. He has worked
collaboratively and as an individual to execute a number of public art
commissions. Montoya considers himself self-taught as a muralist. Email;
redhandpress@yahoo.com
Brandy
Davis,
I am a tribal member of the Lipan
Apache Band of Texas. So you'll find quite a bit of Native
American influence throughout my current paintings. About
four-and-a-half years ago I had started using feathers as my canvas to
capture the beauty and naturalness of the Native American culture.
Many of my paintings are up for sale so please visit
my website.
Email; lipanapache1@yahoo.com
Moises Lozano,
I have always enjoyed art but I could never put any purpose behind my art. Now as a tribal member of the Lipan Apache Band of Texas, I am able to express threw my art my culture and ancestry. All my artwork is hand made. Email; lozanocapt99@aim.com
Joe Lozano
Dream catcher: Hang above someone sleeping to guard against bad dreams. Dream Catchers allow good dreams to pass through and slide down the feathers to the sleeper. Bad dreams become entangled in the webbing and melt away with the morning light. Joe is an enrolled member of the Lipan Apache band of Texas, he hand makes all the dream catchers, and makes them after sunset so the bad spirits can't see where he puts the webbing. Email; JOEDADDY1063777@YAHOO.COM
Timoteo Ikoshy Montoya
Indigenous American Art
Ikoshy is an enrolled member of the Lipan Apache Band of Texas. He
currently lives in the community of Yankee Hill, California with his wife,
Nadine and two children, Raina and Teo. His art has been featured in documentary
videos on Native America, in various periodicals, on book covers, CD jackets and
cassettes.
Visit Timoteo's home page at:
http://www.ikoshy.com/
Marco Govea
Indigenous American Art
and Lipan Apache Band member.
If you or someone in the Lipan Apache Band of Texas want to post and display your art work here please send an email to: aaron3774@yahoo.com with a little information about yourself and your artwork. Your are more than welcome to display your Traditional Art work for all to see.