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Native American
Indian Art
Roy M. Walters Jr.
Sculptor, Artist and Designer
Southwestern indigenous life
Roy M. Walters Jr. and the Mystic Canyon Studio, the contemporary Native
American Artist and studio in Northern Arizona, are well known for the
uncanny ability to capture indigenous life of the South West in fine Navajo
art.
Unique Indian life and
culture
The studio's artifacts range in subjects such as typical life and unique
culture within the immediate area which includes, Arizona, Nevada, Utah,
Colorado and New Mexico.
The collection of Navajo
art includes subject matter native to the Navajo, Hopi, Zuni, Sioux and
Cheyenne Indian lifestyle and heritage specific to locations such as Tuba
City, Cameron, Flagstaff, Sedona, Scottsdale, Oak Creek Canyon, Prescott,
Gallup, Kiva, Santa Fe, Pueblo, Four Corners, Albuquerque, Phoenix, Tucson,
Jerome, Winslow and other Southwestern surrounding areas.
The Navajo, Hopi and
the world around them
The
fine Navajo artwork of indigenous life and culture of the South West is
rarely available outside Indian territories. Mystic Canyon Studio
attempts to bridge that gap by offering Navajo and Hopi artwork globally
to those who seek it's beauty.
Mystic Canyon Studio represents
participating artists and their fine Navajo art in local galleries, art
shows, art exhibits, art fairs, trading posts and special collections
world wide.
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Studio
Gallery
Mystic Canyon Gallery
Brick-&-Mortar Location
As of Summer 2004, the new Mystic Canyon Gallery is open to the general
public. Located at the intersection of Hwy 89 and Hwy 64 in Cameron,
Arizona, you now have access to all of the latest works available of the
entire Mystic Canyon studio artists.
Click here for a map of the new
location of the Mystic Canyon Studios Gallery.
Native American fine art
The various Navajo artist's of Mystic Canyon Studio, led by Roy, make
statements to the world through their expressions in authentic native
American Indian artwork. These artistic statements vary in the form
of stone sculptures made with marble, alabaster, soapstone and onyx, to
oil, acrylic and watercolor paintings on canvas, lithographs, photographs,
etchings, wood carvings, bronze foundries, clay modeling, cultural artwork
such as dream catchers and bead works, masks, moccasins and jewelry made
with turquoise, coral and jet.
The artists of Mystic Canyon
Studio primarily use the abstract, impressionist and expressionist forms
of communication along with different art concepts to express themselves
through their special Navajo artwork.
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