Santa Fe:

Ken Williams

Ken is a member of the Northern Arapaho and Seneca Tribe has been a collector and "fanatic" of Indian Art since childhood. With a degree in Museum Studies, his love for collecting is shared with customers who enter the gallery. He is also an award-winning beadworker.

Patrick McCracken

Patrick earned a painting/art history degree from the University of Kansas and an art education degree from Texas A&M University at Canyon Texas. He began his professional life as an art teacher on the Navajo Nation. After 2 yrs, he began a 30 year career as an Art Museum Curator. Since returning to Santa Fe,he has been associated with Bahti Indian Arts for 2 years

Tucson:

Alyce Kyle

Alyce has been a collector and interested in Indian art and culture for over 30 years and enjoys sharing her interest and knowledge with others.

Rhonda Eklund-Schwartz

Rhonda is a local Tucson artist and author. She received her Master of Arts degree from Northern Illinois University. She and her husband are avid collectors of Southwest Indian, Pacific Northwest Coast, African, and New Guinea art.

Liora Kuttler

Liora recently moved to Tucson from almost the entire east coast. With a degree in photography and experience in galleries and museums, Liora loves hanging the gallery and using her photographic skills for advertisements and the website! View her work at: www.liorakphotography.com

Lynn Waldrop

Originally from Chicago, Lynn (who is also a silversmith) is a long time Tucsonan who has been working for Bahti Indian arts since 2007.

Gerald Dawavendewa

A Hopi-Cherokee artist whose work can be seen in a number of commissions ranging from logos to installations at the University of Arizona. He is also the author-illustrator of The Butterfly Dance. www.fourthworlddesigns.com