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Petroglyph outside Orabi. This is a very stylized bearprint. People entering from the west where that image is would know if you knew the language, and it is a language, that you are entering the domain of the Bear Clan. The Bear Clan were the leaders of the great Navajo migration, and are the most important, clan leaders now, in our time.
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Dan Budnik
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Poster: Chip Wilkins
Caption: As can be seen from this early work of art, man will be here for a long time to come and we should evaluate our decisions as related to the environment accordingly.
Poster: Kathy Covert
Caption: The land of the 'big here and the long now.'
Poster: Mary H.
Caption: This is not a caption, but it once again brings home how the arts have long satisfied crucial needs of human communication and wonder.
Poster: della
Caption: Eternal inscriptions.. will there be a humanity left to decipher
Poster: Paul Lee
Caption: It reminds us communication was once primary function of human hands that we all now forgot
Poster: Jan T.
Caption: The wonders of the Great Spirit and mankind's evolution and infinity.
Poster: Bruce
Caption: I'm reminded of the native American's wisdom in making decisions based on how those decisions would affect their people 7 generations into the future
Poster: GENE
Caption: THE CREATION OF ALL MEN.TO LEAVE FOR THE FUTURE
Poster: Wayne Clymer
Caption: My first impression was that we are not the first humans to approach this rock. Others came before us. Others who had something to comunicate. Something that they felt important. Since the message was created with minimum change to the rock surface, I concluded that it was more functional than artistic. After reading the existing caption, I still think that. Functional, but important at the time and intended to be permanent. The age of marking and the message it still sends, makes it important to preserve.
Poster: Jan Volpe
Caption: Our stories circle us. Our stories cycle through us and connect us all to the great mystery.
Poster: randi kearvell
Caption: man's love and fundamental respect for nature is endangered but it springs eternal and will endure in old and new forms
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