NATIVE REFLECTIONS: Visual Art by American Indians of Kentucky
Boyd’s Station Gallery
October 1 - October 30, 2021
Friday-Saturday 11 AM - 5 PM
203 E. Pike Street, Cynthiana, KY 41031
Boyd’s Station Gallery has been selected as one of several venues across Kentucky to host the Kentucky Arts Council’s traveling exhibit, Native Reflections: Visual Art by American Indians of Kentucky. The exhibit will run from October 1 through October 30, 2021.
The exhibit features 23 works by 12 Kentuckians who identify as American Indians of either enrolled tribal membership or unenrolled, but native-inspired individuals. The submitted work was adjudicated by a panel of American Indian artists and members of the Kentucky Native American Heritage Commission for inclusion in the traveling exhibit.
Fred Nez-Keams, Anderson, Enrolled Member (Navajo), “Yellowknife Navajo Flute 1,” wood
Fred Nez-Keams, Anderson, Enrolled Member (Navajo), “Yellowknife Navajo Flute 2,” wood
Cher Devereaux, Scott, Native Inspired (Cherokee), “Has Eyes That See”
Brigit Truex, Fayette, Enrolled Member (Abenaki Nation of Missisquoi [Vermont]), “Dawnland”, acrylic
Carrie Rogers, Woodford, Native Inspired (Shawnee), “Untitled”, acrylic on canvas
Eugene King, Powell, Native Inspired (Cherokee), “Indian Warrior,” wood
Tiffany Pyette, Letcher, Native Inspired (Cherokee), “Ama Alisdeligi (Water Protector)” oil pastel
Jacquelyn Carruthers, McCracken, Native Inspired (Choctaw and Cherokee), “Arapaho Indian Woman,” oil and acrylic
Jannette Parent, Caldwell, Native Inspired (Cherokee), “Utsonati (It Rattles),” acrylic
Linda Pierce, Christian, Native Inspired (Chilluckittequaw and Cherokee), “Past & Present Thoughts on ‘The Trail’,” acrylic
Carrie Rogers, Woodford, Native Inspired (Shawnee), “Ancestral,” acrylic on gourd
Brigit Truex, Fayette, Enrolled Member (Abenaki Nation of Missisquoi [Vermont]), “Circle Sisters,” acrylic
Cher Devereaux, Scott, Native Inspired (Cherokee), “Wild Pony,” acrylic
Darlene Campbell, Adair, Native Inspired (New River Band of Catawba), “Fields of August,” oil on canvas
Lawson Glasergreen, Daviess, Native Inspired (Cherokee), “Cherokee Circle of Life 2” colored pencil and paper on canvas; and oil, acrylic and paper on canvas
Jannette Parent, Caldwell, Native Inspired (Cherokee), “Anidohi (Messenger)”, acrylic
Linda Pierce, Christian, Native Inspired (Chilluckittequaw and Cherokee), “Beauty in the Overflow”
Darlene Campbell, Adair, Native Inspired (New River Band of Catawba), “White Top Woman”, oil on canvas
Tiffany Pyette, Letcher, Native Inspired (Cherokee), “Ulisi (Grandmother),” oil pastel; and oil pastel and acrylic
Ryland Stalder, Jefferson, Native Inspired (Lakota), “Untitled,” washboard and cloth
Eugene King, Powell, Native Inspired (Cherokee), “Plains Chief”, wood
Jacquelyn Carruthers, McCracken, Native Inspired (Choctaw and Cherokee), “Apache Warrior”, oil and acrylic
Lawson Glasergreen, Daviess, Native Inspired (Cherokee), “Cherokee Circle of Life 1 ” colored pencil and paper on canvas; and oil, acrylic and paper on canvas
Artists whose work will appear in Native Reflections, listed by name, county, tribal affiliation, work title and medium, are:
Darlene Campbell, Adair, Native Inspired (New River Band of Catawba), “White Top Woman” and “Fields of August,” oil on canvas
Jacquelyn Carruthers, McCracken, Native Inspired (Choctaw and Cherokee), “Apache Warrior” and “Arapaho Indian Woman,” oil and acrylic
Cher Devereaux, Scott, Native Inspired (Cherokee), “Has Eyes That See” and “Wild Pony,” acrylic
Lawson Glasergreen, Daviess, Native Inspired (Cherokee), “Cherokee Circle of Life 1 & 2,” colored pencil and paper on canvas; and oil, acrylic and paper on canvas
Eugene King, Powell, Native Inspired (Cherokee), “Plains Chief” and “Indian Warrior,” wood
Fred Nez-Keams, Anderson, Enrolled Member (Navajo), “Yellowknife Navajo Flute 1 & 2,” wood
Jannette Parent, Caldwell, Native Inspired (Cherokee), “Anidohi (Messenger)” and “Utsonati (It Rattles),” acrylic
Linda Pierce, Christian, Native Inspired (Chilluckittequaw and Cherokee), “Beauty in the Overflow” and “Past & Present Thoughts on ‘The Trail’,” acrylic
Tiffany Pyette, Letcher, Native Inspired (Cherokee), “Ama Alisdeligi (Water Protector)” and “Ulisi (Grandmother),” oil pastel; and oil pastel and acrylic
Carrie Rogers, Woodford, Native Inspired (Shawnee), “Untitled” and “Ancestral,” acrylic on canvas; and acrylic on gourd
Ryland Stalder, Jefferson, Native Inspired (Lakota), “Untitled,” washboard and cloth
Brigit Truex, Fayette, Enrolled Member (Abenaki Nation of Missisquoi [Vermont]), “Dawnland” and “Circle Sisters,” acrylic