Artist Bio

Paul René Tamburro has a  PhD in Anthropology focusing on Algonquian cultures and languages. Along with his wife Andrea, he is the co-owner of Sunrise Drum Consulting and Sunrise Drum Art.

Silver and copper artwork is part of Paul René Tamburro’s Eastern Woodland Native Tradition. Although rare, siver chasers & repoussérs are the main methods Paul René uses for his unique metal work.

He creates hand-wrought heirloom quality silver and copper, wood carving, stone carving, and other traditional artwork of the Northeastern Native American and Aboriginal Cultures of Woodland Canada.

Since the mid 1980's, Sunrise drum Consulting has provided assistance  to individuals, organizations, and communities in the areas of arts, social work,  curriculum development, and educational programs. Paul-René combines traditional lecture and demonstration with audience participation. He has taught every age from preschool through senior citizens.

Paul René "has combined many life experiences in the hopes of continuing an expression of  First Nations / Indigenous arts and cultures of the Eastern Turtle Island Peoples."

Contact Info

Phone: (219) 781-8894

Address: 612 Water Street,. Hobart In 46342

Email: patamburro@comcast.net

Website: www.sunrisedrum.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SunriseDrum

 Sterling Cuffs

 Sterling Ear Bobs

Exhibits

2017

Alnobak: Wearing Our Heritage. Traveling Exhibit. Lake Champlain Maritime Museum. 

2014     

Traditional Sources, Contemporary Visions - Invitational Group Art Exhibit. Lake Champlain Maritime Museum, Vergennes, VT

Affiliations

Vermont Abenaki Artists Association, Juried Artist since 2013