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September 13, 2011
Sidreh at the Folk Art Market

This year was the first time at the Market for the Bedouin women of the Sidreh co-operative from Israel.

One of their supporters, the US-based forPEACE non-profit, has a great account of the women’s experience here in Santa Fe.

Speaking in the article, Hala Abu-Shareb, Director of Marketing for Sidreh reflects on meeting fellow artists from around the world:

‘We are very different but so similar at the same time. We are all doing something from our culture and are dedicated to it because we believe in it.”

The group enjoyed good sales at their booth, and are planning to apply to return next year.

Abu-Shareb concludes: “It was empowering for the women (in our delegation) to be there – to learn from others and show the world that we exist and are proud of who we are.”

> You can read the full article here.

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The Santa Fe International Folk Art Market, a non-profit organization, produces the largest international folk art market in the world, and our success led to Santa Fe’s designation as a UNESCO City of Folk Art.