Poem by Vickisa & Sky Road Webb

Be Like the Towhee
Wild and free 
Plenty of food
For you and me  

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Click on the file below to listen to Vickisa reading the poem

Vickisa has chronicled the New Orleans French Quarter Festival with temperatures so hot that her pencils melted, and the drizzly days of San Francisco’s Hardly Strictly Bluegrass. The limited edition, artists, foldout books, with drawings, photos, collage materials, and musings about memorable events often musical, as seen through the eyes of the artist, are started on-site and finished in the studio. She has more then 50 artists fold out books.

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Photo credit: Linda Peterson

Sky Road Webb is a descendent of the Tamal’ko – Tomales Bay Miwok, of present day West Marin, and is President of the Marin American Indian Alliance. Sky Road has composed and performed original Miwok songs with many organizations including The Museum of the American and Common Voice Choir.  Sky Road conducts Miwok Music Workshops with Sound Orchard, teaching traditional instrument making and sharing songs in the Coast Miwok dialect. While at the Mesa Refuge, Sky Road wrote new songs and compiled a Miwok Songbook. 

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