My piece, Navajo on the go, was part of the exhibition IN THE SPIRIT at the Washington State Historical Society in Tacoma, WA.
Read MoreDuring my residency at the Banff Centre, I met three indigenous artists. Read my conversations with Alison Bremner, Carola Grahn, and Whess Harman in The Coastal Post.
Read MoreGood bye to Banff.
Read MoreOn Wednesday, December 11, we had the opportunity to open up our Banff Centre studios for the public to see. It was my last day in the studio–my paintings needed to dry a bit before I packed them away.
Read MoreCh’ééná, is the Navajo word for a longing and homesickness for a way of life that is gone forever. Ch’ééná only exists post-apocalypse.
Read MoreThis weekend I took two buses, one taxi, and five airplanes. It’s been a week full of mini-adventures amid this larger adventure at Banff. Even as I develop my paintings, I find myself setting out on adventure hikes for ideas.
Read MoreThis is the end of my first week in residence here at the Banff Centre.
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