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» Beloved Publisher Passes Away
By Site Editor | Published 01/24/2006 | Gary Avey , > Web Exclusives
publisher gary aveyGary Avey—founder, publisher and executive editor of Native Peoples magazine—passed away in his Phoenix home on Dec. 20, 2005, of complications from lung cancer. A widely known and beloved figure in the American Indian arts and cultural community, he launched Native Peoples in 1987, dedicated to “the sensitive portrayal of the arts and lifeways of the Native peoples of the Americas.”
» NMAI Opens at Long Last
By Gary Avey | Published 10/1/2004 | Cherokee , Non Profits , Museums , Gary Avey , Arts , September/October

 As the golden sun rises over the U.S. Capitol, its first rays strike the gentle slope of the National Museum of the American Indian's shallow dome. It then illuminates the graceful curve of an extreme cantilever sheltering the outdoor welcoming area. This fluid, curvilinear building, reminiscent of a Western mesa, is not only golden by reflection, but intrinsically, as the rough-hewn Kasota stone retains its warm amber hue after the sun has passed.

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