Del Curfman boldly carries on a brilliant Apsáalooke (Crow) painting tradition. It’s a tradition he was long unaware of.
By Chadd ScottDel Curfman carrying on brilliant Apsáalooke (Crow) painting tradition
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By Chadd ScottEarl Eder and Native American Abstract painting
Earl Eder (Yanktonai Sioux) was born in Poplar, MT in 1944. He studied at IAIA fron 1962-1965 and was in a band with T.C. Cannon.
By Dan MesserliLacota beadwork used American flags to protect a culture under attack
Why did Lakota beadwork begin to incorporate the American flag and other patriotic iconography into their traditional designs?
By Chadd ScottT.C. Cannon: short life, long legacy
T.C. Cannon is one of my favorite painters. The work explains why for itself. Besides his artistic genius, he seems like such a cool guy.
By Chadd ScottWhat to see at the James Museum of Western and Wildlife Art in St. Petersburg
Opened in April of 2018, The James Museum of Western and Wildlife Art adds to a surprisingly rich and diverse St. Petersburg art scene
By Chadd ScottEd Mell takes Purchase Award at Autry Museum ‘Masters of the American West’ 2021
The Autry Museum selected Ed Mell’s Cascading Canyon Storm as the 2021 Purchase Award winner in its “Masters of American West” exhibition.
By Dan MesserliFive must-see treasures at Museum of Fine Arts St. Petersburg, Florida
From treasures of antiquity through the most cutting edge contemporary art, the Museum of Fine Arts St. Petersburg, Florida offers the best of all worlds.
By Chadd ScottSee Helen Hardin “Spirit Lines” at Crocker Art Museum in Sacramento
Helen Hardin takes center stage at the Crocker Art Museum in Sacramento with an exhibition featuring 57 of her paintings, prints and etchings debuting February 21.
By Chadd ScottVibrant molas from Panamá on view now at Cleveland Museum of Art
Molas from Panamá serve as a cultural marker, demonstrating the role women artists play in the construction of social identity.
By Chadd ScottRacism shrine created by Bob Haozous erected in Santa Fe
Acclaimed Indigenous artist Bob Haozous has installed his newest sculpture – one that speaks to the various forms of racism.
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