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Some recent visitors to IARC

• The Crow Canyon Archeological Center, Cortez, Colorado.
• The Japanese Arts and Culture Institute.
• Museum Studies program, Institute of American Indian Arts, Santa Fe.
• Navajo Elders, Birdsprings, Arizona.
• American Association of University Women, Colorado Springs.
• Ellen and Bill Taubman, representing Sotheby’s, New York; Ms. Taubman is also co-curator of the Changing Hands II exhibition at the Museum of Art and Design in New York.
• Barbara and Eric Dobkin; Mr. Dobkin is a member of the Board of Managers, SAR.
• Kay and Don Fowler, Professors, University of Nevada, Reno.
• Marjorie and David Morehead; Mr. Morehead is a member of the Board of Managers, SAR.
• Firth and Colin Walden (with Sallie Wagner).
• Mrs. Helen Maestas, Senator Jeff Bingaman’s office.
• Jenni Kim and Laura Sullivan, Sullivan Consulting, Las Cruces, New Mexico; consultants to SAR.
• Friends of Indian Art, Museum of Indian Arts and Culture, Santa Fe.
• Ulysses Reid, Director of Cultural Affairs, Zia Pueblo.
• History America, Hagerstown, Maryland.
• Library Science students, Santa Fe Indian School.
• Volunteers and docents, Museum of International Folk Art, Santa Fe.
• Ramson and Stephanie Lomatewama, Hopi Pueblo; Mr. Lomatewama was the 2005 King Fellow, SAR.
• Friends of Bayou Bend Museum, Houston.
• Leslie Witz, colloquium speaker: Making South Africa in The Netherlands, SAR.
• Elders, Santo Domingo Pueblo.
• Members, Zia Pueblo.
• Ana Sylvia Ramirez, Director of Cultural Activities, Instituto Guatemalteco Americano (www.IGA.edu), and Rose Marie Maldenado, attorney for IGA, Guatemala City; IGA made it possible for Carlos Chaclan to come to SAR as the 2005-06 Wagner Fellow.
• Students, Foothills Academy, Wheat Ridge, Colorado.
• Elders, Jemez Pueblo.