“On June 22 and 23, Rowan Harrison (Navajo/Pueblo of Isleta), a visual artist, will display his art. His works are in the mediums of ceramics and clay to create hand-built, hand coiled, and hand painted pottery that is connected to his Pueblo of Isleta/Navajo culture. In addition to his ceramics, Rowan also creates pen and ink drawings extrapolated from his pottery designs. His artwork has won awards at the Prescott Indian Art Market, Santa Fe Indian Market, Hillcrest Festival of Fine Arts, and the Heard Museum’s Indian Fair and Market.
Also on Saturday, visitors will have an opportunity for hands-on activities for children in the park’s Joshua Cottage. These activities are made possible by a generous grant award from the California State Parks Foundation.”
