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Carolyn L. Anderson, an enrolled member of the Navajo Nation and an alumna of the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, graduated with a B.F.A. in Studio Art in 2006. An accomplished visual artist and experienced curator, she created OldCedarNativeArts.com, (formerly BirchbarkNativeArts.com) in 2020. You can find art prints and greeting cards of Carolyn’s earlier mixed media works on the website. More recently, she has found herself interested in beadwork. Carolyn beads earrings with some of the tiniest glass seed beads available on the market today. Because it takes so long to finish a pair, she makes them to order. See the beadwork section for more information.
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Carolyn L. Anderson, an enrolled member of the Navajo Nation and an alumna of the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, graduated with a B.F.A. in Studio Art in 2006. An accomplished visual artist and experienced curator, she created OldCedarNativeArts.com, (formerly BirchbarkNativeArts.com) in 2020. You can find art prints and greeting cards of Carolyn’s earlier mixed media works on the website. More recently, she has found herself interested in beadwork. Carolyn beads earrings with some of the tiniest glass seed beads available on the market today. Because it takes so long to finish a pair, she makes them to order. See the beadwork section for more information.