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June 24 - 28; July 1-5, 2015  
Log Sheet # 7
Smithsonian Folklife Festival 
Audio/Video Log Sheet
LOGGER/VIDEOGRAPHER: Paul Motsuk/Savannah Powell
MEMORY CARD NUMBER - TASCAM: CFCH 
FILE NAME: 283.wav
MEMORY CARD NUMBER - ZOOM H2: CFCH 
FILE NAME: .wav
PRESENTER: Naomi Sturn 
Date/Time: 7/1/15, 3:30 PM
PROGRAM: Perú 
Stage: El Hablador
GROUP NAME: Crafts & Visual Stories
REGION / STYLE:

[[2 Columned Table]]
| Performer(s) | Instrument/Occupation |
| --- | --- |
| 1 Alfredo Morales Lopez | Retablos |
| 2 Mamerto Sanchez Cardenas | Ceramic |
| 3 Daniel Urrutia | Translation Assistance |

Contents/Notes (continue on back):
Connect past & present. Is ancient & modern at the same time.
1. Spoke in Quetua-Ioqucho, tradition of making small figures. Retablos are know through 1940 because of Jose Margos. The 2 with heads have the storey on the top.  He made them as dolls that can be for children's games or decoration in the home. The scenes give depth to the way of life in Peru.  Many see them as religious, but they are also an art form that narrate the way of life.  The wooden dolls are made of plaster material, long ago, not plastic.
2. From Ayukucho. A ceramic artist, created the church, figure. Work w/a clay & plaster mixture.