International Folk Art Market

[...] surrounded by dozens of master folk artists from around the Globe for the 10th Annual International Folk Art Market. The Market artists will be at the store selecting dinner ingredients, paid for by [...]

[...] , tolerance, and understanding to a worldwide audience gathered in Santa Fe for the International Folk Art Market. The concert line-up includes Mamadou Kelly, Tartit, and Imharhan. Mamadou Kelly [...]

[...] the past six years, Mike Mullins has been the artist behind the artists at the International Folk Art Market. As the “director of ambiance,” the Dallas-based event and film producer is in [...]

[...] in Cuba, and their two children. Since then, the longtime board member of the Santa Fe International Folk Art Market has returned many times, including a 2009 scouting trip for the Market where she [...]

[...] Six Market artists have been honored with invitations to attend “Kaivalam: The Future is Handmade,” a World [...]

 Janet Nkubana tells the amazing story behind Gahaya Links Collective Nearly two decades after the Rwandan genocide, women of the formerly warring H [...]

 Janet Nkubana tells the amazing story behind Gahaya Links Collective Nearly two decades after the Rwandan genocide, women of the formerly warring Hu [...]

[...] Janet Nkubana is grateful. The co-founder of Gahaya Links in Rwanda, a group of women artisans whose basket-weaving has provided vital income for them [...]

[...]  Janet Nkubana tells the amazing story behind Gahaya Links Collective Nearly two decades after the Rwandan genocide, women of the formerly warring Hutu [...]

[...]  Janet Nkubana tells the amazing story behind Gahaya Links Collective Nearly two decades after the Rwandan genocide, women of the formerly warring Hutu [...]

[...] welcoming, with modern infrastructure. Omani women at the Muscat Festival. (photo by Ahdina Zunkel) All of which makes it a terrific choice for intrepid world travelers and collectors in [...]

[...] Dr. Manuel Montoya, Ahdina Zunkel and Shawn McQueen-Ruggerio What part does social enterprise play in the world economy? Folk [...]

[...] Executive Director, Shawn McQueen-Ruggerio and Market Artist Development Director, Ahdina Zunkel participated as honored respondents at a talk by Ashoka Lemelson Fellow, Greg Van Kirk [...]

[...]  Janet Nkubana tells the amazing story behind Gahaya Links Collective Nearly two decades after the Rwandan [...]

[...]  Janet Nkubana tells the amazing story behind Gahaya Links Collective Nearly two decades after the Rwandan [...]

[...] Janet Nkubana is grateful. The co-founder of Gahaya Links in Rwanda, a group of women artisans whose basket- [...]

[...] the help of training from NGOs, she uses her business sense and organizational skills to help women artisans to sell across the border in Thailand and in other parts of Laos. “Doing embroidery is an [...]

[...] SEWA,  the Self Employed Women’s Association – was formed in 2003 by more than 15,000 women artisans from the desert region of Gujarat, in western India. STFC aims to empower poor … [...]

[...] ;the Self Employed Women’s Association – was formed in 2003 by more than 15,000 women artisans from the desert region of Gujarat, in western India. STFC aims to empower poor women [...]

[...] -winning travel writer, Arnold’s stories have appeared in Travel & Leisure, The New York Times and Sunset among other publications. She also writes a Raising Rippers column for [...]

[...] -winning travel writer, Arnold’s stories have appeared in Travel & Leisure, The New York Times and Sunset among other publications. She also writes a Raising Rippers column for [...]

[...] -winning travel writer, Arnold’s stories have appeared in Travel & Leisure, The New York Times and Sunset among other publications. She also writes a Raising Rippers column for [...]

[...] -winning travel writer, Arnold’s stories have appeared in Travel & Leisure, The New York Times and Sunset among other publications. She also writes a Raising Rippers column for [...]

[...] Nkubana tells the amazing story behind Gahaya Links Collective Nearly two decades after the Rwandan genocide, women of the formerly warring Hutu and Tutsi tribes are sitting down together to weave [...]

[...] Nkubana tells the amazing story behind Gahaya Links Collective Nearly two decades after the Rwandan genocide, women of the formerly warring Hutu and Tutsi tribes are sitting down together to weave [...]

[...] of women artisans whose basket-weaving has provided vital income for them following the Rwandan genocide of 1994, deserves gratitude herself from many people. But she’s clear that … Continue [...]