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Wednesday, April 02, 2008
Art by Bunky Echo-Hawk
Last summer I talked about the work of a terrific artist, Bunky Echo-Hawk. His artist statement is on the website of the Native American Rights Fund (click on "Today's Warriors" and then on "Culture Warriors" to get to it).
A member of the Yakama and Pawnee tribes, he does a lot of shows, including "live painting." In October of 2005, he was visiting Native students at Brown University.
I ordered the print shown here, "If Yoda Was An Indian" on-line. You can buy prints of his work here.
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