January 7, 2009--Origin of the name Greyshoes.

In the late 1800’s, my grandfather left the White Mountain Apache Reservation in Eastern Arizona and enrolled at the Phoenix Indian School, a BIA boarding school. His given name meant greyshoes and was pronounced “Keth-le-bah”. The officials of the school created a new “American” name for him “Kay Ethelbah”. In honor of my father’s father, I sign my stone and bronze sculptures “GREYSHOES”.

 September 10, 2009--Greyshoes is awarded first place!

During the 2009 Santa Fe Indian Market, the judges named Mountain Spirit Dancer the blue ribbon winner in the Realistc/Stylized Division of Stone Sculpture. Carved out of translucent Portuguese marble, my sculpture stands 34" high, is 29" wide, and 9" deep. It sits on a black granite base, and portrays an Apache Crown Dancer with ribbons and feathers flying!

This sculpture took me 3 years to complete and it is now "living" at the Red Sage restaurant at Buffalo Thunder resort 15 miles north of Santa Fe on NM Hwy 285.

***July 23, 2010--Hey everyone!!! Two New galleries!!!

Albuquerque-Devdan Gallery--6855 North 4th St (behind   Calico Cantina) 505-342-9649

Santa Fe--Northern New Mexico Art Catalogue Gallery--142 Lincoln Ave (one block north of the Plaza) 505-989-1536