Virgil Ortiz is a renowned artist, potter, and fashion designer from Cochiti Pueblo here in New Mexico. His work crosses boundaries from the traditional to the experimental and explores such diverse realms as pottery, designer clothing, and electronic art.
This week as part of Santa Fe Indian Market (#SFIM14), the Virgil Ortiz Pop Up Boutique is inside the La Fonda Hotel (August 21 to 24, 9am to 5pm). A Platform 46″ multitouch table with a custom application showing the artist’s work is part of the installation. We’re big fans of Virgil’s work and are so excited to play a small role in this fascinating installation.
2014 marks the 93 year of the Santa Fe Indian Market bringing together an international community from all walks of life. Over 175,000 people are expected to visit Santa Fe this week for the event.
You can learn more about the Virgil Ortiz Pop Up Boutique and other events on the Virgil Ortiz website or on his Facebook page.
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