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Navajo Times
Window Rock, Apache County, Arizona
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Two representatives from the University of Arizona's College of Fine Arts visited Southwestern Indian centers this week to interview candidates for a summer arts and crafts project in Tucson, sponsored by the Rockefeller Foundation for 25 promising young Indian artists from New Mexico, Arizona, and Oklahoma. Andreas Andersen will conduct interviews.
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Southwestern Indian centers were visited this week by two representatives of the University of Arizona's College of Fine Arts.
Purpose of the visits were to interview possible candidates for the college's Southwestern Indian Arts and Crafts projects to be held this summer in Tucson.
Andreas Andersen, head of the University's art department will interview candidates among promising young Indian artists and craftsmen in New Mexico, Arizona, and Oklahoma. The project sponsored by the Rockefeller Foundation can accommodate 25 students.
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Tucson
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This Week (Visits); This Summer (Project)
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the project sponsored by the rockefeller foundation can accommodate 25 students.
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Southwestern Indian centers were visited this week by two representatives of the University of Arizona's College of Fine Arts to interview possible candidates for the college's Southwestern Indian Arts and Crafts projects to be held this summer in Tucson. Andreas Andersen, head of the University's art department, will interview candidates among promising young Indian artists and craftsmen in New Mexico, Arizona, and Oklahoma.