Becky Olvera Schultz is an indigenous artist who creates contemporary art in the Native American and Southwestern theme, specializing in Native American themed masks and Southwestern style masks. Her Native American themed masks are not wearable or ceremonial but are her personal representation of indigenous peoples made of clay, painted and adorned. They may be described as portrait masks as they are very life-like; they are her original sculptures, not made from castings taken off a the face of a person.

Her award winning masks have been featured in hundreds of exhibitions, including nine solo museum exhibits. Her masks have been represented in galleries in California, New Mexico, Nevada, Washington, Illinois, Montana, Michigan, Arizona, New York, Colorado and Oregon. Her art has been featured in several publications including Cowboys & Indians, Native Peoples and Wild West Magazine. Her body of art work includes Southwest themed clay and gourd masks, two dimensional mixed media works, serigraphs, rawhide shields, dolls, wall plaques, digital & photographic works. She is significantly known for her Native American masks which have been the primary focus of her museum exhibits.

This site is part of Becky’s Native Expressions Network, which includes her two sister websites: Powwow Power is an informational and resource site providing powwow history, powwow etiquette, free powwow calendar listings and a blog featuring Native issues, news and art. Native Art Gift Shop, with a secure shopping cart, offers some of her art items, native related products, vintage Native American items, Native Pride caps and native made items from various artisans such as beautiful beaded key chains, earrings, bolo ties and much more.

Becky Olvera Schultz