Her paintings have been represented by Tommy Bahama Home, PxP Contemporary, Austin Art Garage and Showfields. She was an Indian woman probably in her 70s. Neena’s work has been featured in various publications such as Create! Magazine, all SHE makes Magazine, the Friend of the Artist Book, EASTside Magazine, the Bluehost Artist Spotlight, the KXAN Artist Spotlight, the Brown State of Mind Blog, and CandyFloss Magazine. A place for Austin Art collectors or Collectors of Austin Artists to share and discuss their collection. See more great products, antiques and collectibles like this or visit one of the Wildwood. See more ideas about native indian, indian sculpture, native american art. C Austin Statue, Acoma Indian Mother & Child 26.6 H for sale.
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The base measures 24 1/8' H x 12' x 12 square and weighs appox 39 lbs. Her multifaceted background and multicultural upbringing has helped to shape her vision as a self- taught artist. Explore David Grovers board 'Native Indian Sculptures, Statues, Dioramas.', followed by 190 people on Pinterest. The sculpture measures about 32' H and approx 12' x 12 square and weighs approx 32.5 lbs. The sculpture measures about 32' H and approx 12' x 12 square and weighs approx 32.5 lbs. She has worked as a substance abuse counselor, jewelry buyer, loan officer, jewelry store owner and general manager for a hotel. in Social Work from the University of Texas at Austin, as well as a Gemological Certification from GIA. In Latin American Women : Historical Perspectives, edited by Asuncin Lavrin, 10128. in Advertising and Speech Communications and an M.S. Austin : University of Texas Press, 1981.
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Neena’s educational and professional background is diverse. She currently resides in Austin, Texas with her husband and two boys. Neena Buxani Neena Buxani is an Indian-American artist who was raised on the border of Mexico in Brownsville, Texas.
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