Artwork Indigenous | Re-Riding History

Curatorial Mission:

We ask each artist to respond to the historical journey of the Fort Marion prisoners through the creation of one original work on paper to be exhibited in

a traveling museum exhibition.

Emily Arthur

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Norman Akers

White Out

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Nathan Meltz

The Captains of Industry are Sadistic Gods

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Alison Saar

The Vanishing Horizon

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Jason Lujan

Oriental AH-‐64

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Jessie Barnes

Rest Well, White Bear

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Derrick Buisch

Untitled

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Jamison Banks

Camp X-Ray: The only good Sheridan is a dead Sheridan

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Tony Tiger

Dreaming of Liberty

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Fred Hagstrom

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C Maxx Stevens

Layered Changes

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Tanja Softic

I Advise My People What Is True

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Cat Snapp

Frustration: Reconciliation

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Hoka Skenandore

Revision

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Jacob Meders

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Sarah Sense

Weaving the Americas; Boy Biking in Peru

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Katy Seals

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Brandon Sanderson

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Beau Redmond

Kiowa Sun Dance -- Coquina Canvas

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Juane Quick-to-See Smith

Who Gets to Tell the Story?

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Nicole Pietrantoni

Lesson (The boys brought twigs, the buds did not open)

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Chris Pappan

Through the Shadow of Cahokia

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Candy Nartonis

Telling Something

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Molly Murphy Adams

The Things They Carried

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Re-Riding History:

From the Southern Plains to the Matanzas Bay

Curatorial Mission:

We ask each artist to respond to the historical journey of the Fort Marion prisoners through the creation of one original work on paper to be exhibited in

a traveling museum exhibition.