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2021 TAAP Awardees

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Antonio Huerta performing Charrería

2021 TAAP Awardees

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We are excited to introduce the 2021 TAAP awardee cohort. Each of these recipients is a master in their art form and plays a key role in transmitting living traditions to promising apprentices who share the same cultural heritage.

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mexican man in a baseball cap standing beside a woven pattern of the state of oregon

Francisco Bautista

Zapotec weaver

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brown leather belt with intricate floral pattern

Clair Kehrberg

Master Saddler and Leather Artisan

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Alseny Yansane, a black man in white shirt and patterned pants working on a drum

Alseny Yansane

Traditional West African dancer and drummer

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black woman in a black dress singing into a microphone

LaRhonda Steele

Black Gospel and Blues Singer

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Antonio Huerta

Antonio Huerta

Mexican charrería performer

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Jayanthi Raman performing

Jayanthi Raman

Bharatha natyam dancer and teacher

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