Greyshoes Sculpture, the artistic identity of Upton Ethelbah Jr., is a celebrated studio based in Albuquerque, New Mexico, known for its striking contemporary sculptures that honor Native American heritage. Ethelbah specializes in creating dynamic, stylized works that reflect cultural themes from the Santa Clara Pueblo and White Mountain Apache tribes. His portfolio features intricate representations of traditional figures such as Apache crown dancers and various sacred animals, all crafted primarily from stone, including marble, limestone, alabaster, and onyx. Some of these unique pieces are also cast in bronze, showcasing a range of colors and textures.

An award-winning artist, Greyshoes has received multiple honors at prestigious events like the Santa Fe Indian Market and the Heard Museum Indian Fair. He is also recognized for his leadership role at the Southwest Association for Indian Arts. Visitors can engage with Greyshoes’ artistry through private studio tours and demonstrations, providing a rare glimpse into his creative process. For appointments, inquiries can be made via phone or email.