Giovanna was selected as the portrait artist for the 2004 Taos News Tradiciones. Story »
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Article: Artist Paponetti gained greater appreciation for Tradiciones subjects.
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Giovanna
Paponetti invited to speak at Stanford University Photo »
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Giovanna
Invitation to present Native American portraits, Taos Timeline Murals, short documentary, and slideshow at the Native American Cultural Center and the Stanford University Cantor Art Center attended by Native American students, administration, alumni, and the public.
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| Giovanna
Paponetti Honored on NMSBDC Day 2004 in the state capitol on February
5th, 2004. |
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Giovanna
was honored by the New Mexico Small Business Development Center
and her painting of State Representative Nick Salazar was unveiled
on February 5, 2004 at
the State Legislature in the NM State Capitol Building in Santa
Fe, NM in the Halls of History, East and West Wings.
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| Giovanna
Paponetti Teaches at UNM-Taos |
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Giovanna
Paponetti teaches Still Life painting classes at the University of
New Mexico - Taos Campus. Giovanna also teaches wildlife drawing and painting classes at UNM. Call UNM-Taos at 737-6200 for
more information. |
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Artist's Statement |
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Artist's Resume |
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Resume
includes a list of gallery exhibits and shows. |
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Artist's Biography |
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| Your
Turn |
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Giovanna
was asked by The Taos News to write this article that outlines her
thoughts and hopes for the new millennium. The article appeared in
the January 6th, 2000 column 'Your Turn'. |
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Dedicates Timeline Murals |
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An
article about the dedication of Giovanna's murals from The Taos
News. |
| Dedicaran
los murales en las oficinas municipales |
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An
article in Spanish about the dedication of Giovanna's murals
from The Taos News. |
| About
Giclée Prints |
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Brief
explanation of the Giclée printing process. |
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here to see a photograph of Giovanna with her model. |
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Giovanna's
model is a Native American man who posed for many of her paintings.
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| Paponetti
siente mucha pasión para su trabajo artístico |
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An
article about Giovanna and her work published in the October 1, 1998
edition of The Taos News. |
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to see an exhibit of Giovanna's photographs featuring the landscapes,
flora, and fauna of her Northern New Mexico home.
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Winter in Taos, left. |
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"As
a Native American artist myself, I have come to admire Giovanna's
efforts to respectfully portray and document the native peoples
that she artistically depicts on her canvas."
Taos
Pueblo Artist Jonathan Warm Day
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