Welcome to Bronitsky and Associates LLC.

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Since 1992, we have been providing quality cultural experiences that inspire, educate and entertain audiences and participants around the world. With offices in Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA and Breisach, Germany we offer professional services in:
We have an active database of over 6900 artists, performers and cultural organizations from around the world. We can work with you to design almost any kind of Indigenous event, traditional AND contemporary, from almost anywhere in the world!
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Please enjoy the slide show (above right) featuring images from events that have taken place since 1999. Although some of the pictures are not of the highest quality, these photos showcase the wide variety of talented artists we represent and the locations all over the world that we have been privileged to visit.
Breaking News:
Lakota Fluteplayer Kevin Locke in Istanbul
Working with the United States Consulate in Istanbul, Turkey, we toured renowned Lakota fluteplayer Kevin Locke to Istanbul. He performed at a Storytelling Festival and at schools for underprivileged youth and was a great success! Follow the links below for Videos and Photos of this trip:
Doing Anthropology--Full Tilt, Full Time
Gordon Bronitsky’s most recent article about his work, Doing Anthropology--Full Tilt, Full Time, will be published in A Handbook of Practicing Anthropology, edited by Riall Nolan and due out February 19, 2013. If you’d like to know how Gordon Bronitsky got to where he is, or where he’s going, this article is a good place to start - click here to read it.
A Handbook of Practicing Anthropology will be available on Amazon.com.
Chinle Valley Singers China Tour (November, 2012)
The Chinle Valley Singers just returned from a very successful and enjoyable tour of China--full houses and enthusiastic audiences in Shanghai, Nanjing, Tianjen and Beijing. We hope you followed along on our blog. Plans are already underway to bring them back to China next year!




