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Tim Blueflint Ramel
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Blueflint was awarded the prestigious Innovation in Art Award from Santa Fe Indian Market in 2015, along with numerous other awards from Santa Fe, Eiteljorg Museum, Briscoe Museum, Autry Museum, Heard Museum Indian Art Markets and was nominated for The Community Spirit Award 2011, First Nations Community.
Blueflint has opened for and shared the stage with Grammy Award Winner Mary Youngblood, performed with William Hoshal, Gabriel Ayala, Bill Miller, Rona Yellowrobe, Gary Stroutsos and others. He has been a featured performer for the Eiteljorg Museum's Indian Market, Casa Grande Native American Music Festival, the Yosemite Flute Festival, Flute Quest and has served as Master of Ceremonies at the 2012 International Native American Flute Association Convention.
He is a member of the World Flute Society, NAMM, is a listed artist with the Department of Interior, Indian Arts and Crafts Board, past Member on Indian Arts and Craft Association Education Board, Advisor on Board of Resources for Uncovering Wonder and The Silver Sage Foundation, and volunteered at Nevada Childhood Cancer Foundation and The Caring Place. Tim Blueflint has been published in various magazines to include Native People's Magazine, Santa Fe Indian Market Guide, Feliz Navidad (a periodic publication by the Santa Fe New Mexican), Indian Country Media Today and was featured on How It's Made, Discovery Channel.
Tim Blueflint's Native American Fine Art Flutes are recognized as some of the world’s finest handmade instruments. He is featured at the top Native American Markets, Flute Festivals and art museums in the country and his works are represented in the permanent collections of the Briscoe Museum of Western Art and the Eiteljorg Museum of Western and American Indian Art, as well as in the finest private Native American Art and Flute Collections.
Blueflint has opened for and shared the stage with Grammy Award Winner Mary Youngblood, performed with William Hoshal, Gabriel Ayala, Bill Miller, Rona Yellowrobe, Gary Stroutsos and others. He has been a featured performer for the Eiteljorg Museum's Indian Market, Casa Grande Native American Music Festival, the Yosemite Flute Festival, Flute Quest and has served as Master of Ceremonies at the 2012 International Native American Flute Association Convention.
He is a member of the World Flute Society, NAMM, is a listed artist with the Department of Interior, Indian Arts and Crafts Board, past Member on Indian Arts and Craft Association Education Board, Advisor on Board of Resources for Uncovering Wonder and The Silver Sage Foundation, and volunteered at Nevada Childhood Cancer Foundation and The Caring Place. Tim Blueflint has been published in various magazines to include Native People's Magazine, Santa Fe Indian Market Guide, Feliz Navidad (a periodic publication by the Santa Fe New Mexican), Indian Country Media Today and was featured on How It's Made, Discovery Channel.
Tim Blueflint's Native American Fine Art Flutes are recognized as some of the world’s finest handmade instruments. He is featured at the top Native American Markets, Flute Festivals and art museums in the country and his works are represented in the permanent collections of the Briscoe Museum of Western Art and the Eiteljorg Museum of Western and American Indian Art, as well as in the finest private Native American Art and Flute Collections.