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Like No Other! Over 120 works of Challenger's powerful art tell the story of the Native American. Accompanied by evocative native flute music from NAMMY winning recording artist - Robert Mirabal

Jd Challenger's signature style depicting Native warriors, women, medicine men and storytellers has generated perhaps some of the most compelling works dominating the Southwest art scene today.

Robert Mirabal's music is haunting and spirited. The words of his Tiwa language ring forth in a powerful and evocative musical setting highlighted by Native flute and Mirabal's band on cello, guitar and percussion.


LENGTH: 55 minutes • Set for Continuous Play • Filmed in 4:3 Standard • Released in 2005

Peña's work is the essence of the Southwest, with bold colors, forms and dynamic composition that capture a vision of a people, a land, and its art. Abstractions of the landscape merge with exaggerated human forms; blanket and pottery patterns further echo the shapes of the land.

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Hood's art has a storm center or animating force which charges it with vitality. Hood's storm center is his expression of his ancient tribal heritage, his visionary spiritual life, and a practicing mysticism. His themes are mystical and spiritual, developing his work through the customs and religious practices which were passed down to him.

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R. C. Gorman is the Navajo artist nationally acclaimed by the New York Times as the "Picasso of the Southwest". Internationally famous for his uninhibited, free-flowing style, his paintings depict women as earthy, nurturing, enigmatic and beautiful in rich, bold, vibrant colors.

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