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Raised in Berkeley, California, Diego Romero is a third-generation Cochiti Pueblo artist who specializes in pottery (he also does printmaking). One of his collaborators in pottery was Navajo – Hopi ceramicist Nathan Begaye (1958–2010).
Diego Romero is a Cochiti Pueblo potter who combines ancient and modern influences in his comic-inspired ceramics. He explores contemporary issues such as politics, environment, racism, and love in his Chongo Brothers series.
Dec 13, 2022 · Diego Romero has built a career constructing ceramic vessels that elevate Pueblo life to Olympian stature. A member of the Cochiti Pueblo tribe, Romero has d...
Diego Romero is a Cochiti Pueblo artist who creates ceramic vessels that explore Indigenous history and culture. He uses a narrative style influenced by comic books and popular culture to subvert colonial stereotypes and celebrate Pueblo resistance.
ONE OF THE MOST INNOVATIVE ceramic artists in the country, Diego Romero is also a chameleon-an urban hipster from Berkeley, CA, who grew up in comic-book stores, a skilled artist and museum hound with a master`s degree from UCLA, and a traditional Indian potter from Cochiti Pueblo in New Mexico.
Feb 3, 2021 · Diego Romero is a potter from Cochiti Pueblo, and Cara Romero is a... This iteration of our Artist and Scholar Dialogue series highlights Diego and Cara Romero.
Firmly positioning his work within an Indigenous visuality, Diego Romero has built a career constructing ceramic vessels that elevate Pueblo life to Olympian stature. A third generation professional artist, Romero was born and raised in Berkeley, California to a Cochiti father and a non-Native mother.
