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George Rivera, Recent Governor of the Pueblo of Pojoaque in northern New Mexico is a man of many talents. He has served his Pueblo since 1992 as Lt. Governor and was appointed and soon elected Governor upon the passing of former longtime Governor Jacob Viarrial.
Feb 3, 2011 · Roughly 1,600 miles from the heart of Pueblo Indian country in northern New Mexico, George Rivera’s massive bronze Buffalo Dancer II stands outside the entrance to the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian—the first sculpture to represent American Indians on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. Standing 12 feet tall and ...
Nov 1, 2017 · Artist and former governor of Pojoaque Pueblo George Rivera on Wednesday determines the placement for one of the rings that are part of his new sculpture, Tzigiwhaeno, which commemorates the...
Jun 9, 2021 · In a new interview with People magazine published Wednesday, George Rivera remembered the trailblazing performer as a devoted mother who was hopeful for the future. In July 2020, Naya Rivera...
George Rivera. George Rivera, Governor of the Pueblo of Pojoaque in northern New Mexico is a man of many talents. He has served his Pueblo since 1992 as Lt. Governor and was appointed and soon elected Governor upon the passing of former longtime Governor Jacob Viarrial.
George Rivera Art Works showcases the stunning sculptures of a Native American artist and tribal leader. Explore his creations inspired by his Pueblo of Pojoaque heritage and culture.
7.4K. 307K views 2 years ago #ETonline. ET's Kevin Frazier sits down with George Rivera to talk about his late daughter's legacy nearly a year after her tragic death last July. The father of...
