Michael Horse Yaqui, Zuni Artist.

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Michael Horse Yaqui, Zuni Artist

About Michael Horse Michael Horse was born outside Tuscon, AZ.

Almost all Zuni people speak English today, but most of them also speak their native Zuni language. The Zuni are natives of New Mexico and Arizona. Unlike many Native American tribes, the Zuni Indians were never forced to leave their homelands and are still living there today. Zuni people lived in adobe houses or pueblos, which are multi-story house complexes made of large stones cemented together with adobe (a baked mixture of clay and straw).

Michael Horse is a painter, jewelry maker and actor Michael Horse is a painter, jewelry maker and actor. He is still alive and working!

His work depicts Native History.

He uses alternative backgrounds to create his work.