Exhibits
&
Projects
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Working on clay slab design for wall installation.
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Selected Exhibits
& Projects
Selected Exhibits
& Projects
2007
2nd Southern African-Native American Cultural
Exchange Visit
From June 26 to July 8, 2007, the W.K.
Kellogg Foundation is hosted an
exchange visit of Native American artists and artisans to southern Africa.
This is a return visit following a similar visit undertaken by southern
African artists and artisans to Santa Fe, in August 2005. My
team worked in the stone sculpture village of Tengenenge, Zimbabwe.
Philbrook Museum of Art, Changing Hands:Art Without Reservation 2 Contemporary Native North American Art from the West, Northwest and Pacific. Jan 27- April 22, 2007
2005
Museum of Arts and Design "Changing Hands: Art Without Reservation, Pt. 2" Contemporary Native North American art from the West, Northwest & Pacific. September 22, 2005, to January 22, 2005, New York City
Decidedly DIVA, part two, Modo Gallery, September 24 to October 30, 2005 Hudson, New York.
2004
Artrain USA, Native Views: Influences of Modern Culture, a five year national tour.
46th Annual Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair & Market, March 6 & 7, 2004
CyberTribe- Indigenous Online Gallery curated by Australian artist, Jenny Fraser, of the Bundjalung Nation
2003
The Banff Centre Indigenous Media & Visual Arts Residency, "Communion and Other Conversations: A Thematic Residency for Indigenous Artists on Christianity and Colonialism, " October 20 to December 5, 2003, Banff, Canada.
Columbus College of Art and Design "21st Century Ceramics in the United States and Canada," October 11 – December 7, 2003, Columbus OH. 21st Century Ceramics offers an extensive survey of the best of current ceramics. This sweeping exhibition will feature 500 distinctive works from 250 of the top professional North American ceramists.
Arizona State University Art Museum, 2003. “Shared Passion”, Sara and David Lieberman Collection Of Contemporary Ceramics and Craft. Tempe, Az.
Heard Museum, 2002-2003, “Two by Two”, Anita Fields and Rick Rivet, Works Created During Andy Warhol Residency Program, Phoenix Az.
Native Peoples Magazine Jan-Feb. 2003 "Native Sculpture Today" article.
2002
Philadelphia Museum of Art Craft Show Exhibition Nov. 7 - 10, 2002. See images from the show here.
St. Louis Artists' Guild Art Exhibition "The Coming of the Osage" September 29 - Nov. 9 2002
Artist in residence at the Heard Museum in Phoenix, AZ thru July and August.
Recent Work See work I have recently completed and pieces I am currently working on.
Gallery Exhibition- One woman show, Contemporary clay works, March 10 - April 10, 2002, Oklahoma State University, Gardiner Art Gallery, Stillwater, OK Artist lecture and reception 7:00 pm Wed. April 3, 2002.
8th Native American Fine Art Invitational, Phoenix,
AZ.
Opens February 16, 2002 at the
Heard Museum. Eight contemporary artists from across the United
States and Canada will participate in the prestigious Native
American Fine Art Invitational at the Heard Museum. The Invitational
is the only fine art exhibition of its kind for contemporary
Native artists.
21st-century Indian art breaks out of the mold. Review of show by Arizona Republic News.
Modo Gallery Modern
by Tradition - Fine works in clay by Native American Artist.
"Contemporary artists demonstrate best for us what it means
to be modern by tradition. Their artwork is an interpretation
of tradition based on a modern experience."
"The
Oklahoma Project"
Choreographer Loretta
Livingston has ben invited to create a new dance work for the
University of Central Oklahoma Dance Program by Director of Dance
Jamie Jacobson. Ms. Jacobson has received the prestigious National
College Choreography Initiative Grant award for the state of
Oklahoma for this project. This is a one-per-State-in-the-Union
millennium grant award from the National Endowment for the Arts
and Dance/USA, with additional support from the John S. and James
L. Knight Foundation.
Loretta will be collaborating with Oklahoma composer Steve McLinn and Native American visual artist Anita Fields, from the Osage Tribe. The work will be completed by February 2002 and performed in Oklahoma in late March 2002.
LewAllen
Gallery, Santa Fe.
Located in the
heart of Old Santa Fe, LewAllen Contemporary has a long history
of representing the best in contemporary art. With 10,000 square
feet of exhibition space, it is one of the largest galleries
in the Southwest, representing internationally known and emerging
artists in painting, sculpture, ceramic,photography, metal, textile
and glass.
National
Museum of the American Indian
New York City. "Who Stole the Teepee." Reflections
on Native Realities. This exhibit is currently at the Institute
of American Indian Arts Museum, Santa Fe, NM
Women Artist of the American West
Pottery by American Indian Women. The legacy of Generations:
the Avant-Garde
A Time of Visions-Interviews with contemporary native artist.
Heard Museum
Phoenix, AZ. The Heard's contemporary Native American fine art
collection includes more than 3,600 pieces including sculpture,
painting, multimedia and installations.
Native Peoples Arts & Lifeways; Volume XIV, Issue 3 (March/April, 2001), Artist Profile
Pottery by American Indian Women: The Legacy of Generations, book by Susan Peterson. A personal look at three generations of American Indian women who made (and are still making) the 20th Century's most beautiful and important pottery. (Scroll down)
National
Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum Oklahoma City.
Go to the Native American Gallery/ Selected Gallery Images, scroll down
to see Osage Friendship Blanket.
Oklahoma Arts Council, Artist-in-Residence Roster-Visual Arts
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