Indian Pride Hand Drum and Drumstick

May 16 Indian Pride is a 2007 television series produced by Prairie Public Television that spotlights the diverse cultures of American Indian peoples throughout the United States. This drum made by Loren Newton, Konkow (Conkaw) Maidu, and Pete Gutierrez, Non-Indian, features the series’ logo on the skin and was gifted to the National Museum of the American Indian by the show’s producers at the premiere in 2007.

Hand drum and drumstick

Collection History: Donated to NMAI Robert Dambach (Executive Producer of the Indian Pride television series for Prairie Public Television) at the premier of the Indian Pride Series held at NMAI in 2007.
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Data Source: National Museum of the American Indian

Culture/People: Konkow (Conkaw) Maidu
Artist/Maker: drum by Loren Newton, Konkow (Conkaw) Maidu and Pete Gutierrez, Non-Indian; logo by June Kay Randall (JuniKae Randall), Turtle Mountain Chippewa and Scott Thune, Non-Indian; painting by Starla Carle, Konkow (Conkaw) Maidu
Donor: Robert Dambach, Non-Indian

Date created: 2005-2006

Object Name: Hand drum and drumstick
Media/Materials: Hide, wood
Techniques: Stretched, painted
Dimensions: 42.5 x 43.7 x 7.5 cm

Object Type: Music and Sound

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