As an artist, a history professor and a Native person, Eric Tippeconnic comes at his art history studies from a unique perspective.
By Chadd ScottEric Tippeconnic – Shouting from the Rooftops
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By Chadd ScottBaltimore Museum of Art adds new installation from Frieda Toranzo Jaeger
The Baltimore Museum of Art has installed a new work by Frieda Toranzo Jaeger created especially for the museum’s John Waters Rotunda.
By Chadd ScottDylan Cavin: Bold in Life, Bold in Art
Dylan Cavin (b. Chickasha, Oklahoma, 1978) has never been afraid of making bold decisions. Not in his life, nor his art.
By Chadd ScottFrom Joyce Nevaquaya Harris to Deb Haaland
Joyce Nevaquaya Harris (Comanche, b. 1964) recognized “Peace of Mind” as a special painting the moment it left her easel.
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 MesserliArt History: “Hearts of Our People: Native Women Artists”
Important art history was made with the exhibition “Hearts of Our People: Native Women Artists.” This exhibit, the first major museum exhibition exploring the achievements of Native women artists
By Chadd ScottFritz Scholder auction results demonstrate strong Western art market
Fritz Scholder auction results from late 2020 demonstrate strong Western art market.
By Dan MesserliSee 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.
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