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Announcing the 49th Annual Red Cloud Indian Art Show Award Winners
July 12, 2017
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Shoshone Madonna II by Daniel McCoy, winner of the Br. CM Simon, SJ Award, artwork to be use for publicity for the following year’s show.
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The Red Cloud Indian Art Show is a juried competition, awarding over $7,000 in prizes in 24 different categories. With over 80 artists and 150 new works, it is our pleasure to announce this year's winners:
MERIT AWARDS
Division I - Painting
1) Gordon Coons - Four Ravens
2) Patrick Joel Pulliam - Facing the Winds of Change
Division II - Drawing
1) Keith BraveHeart - Dog Soldier & Granddaughter
2) Wade Patton - Ridge
Division III - Graphics
1) Roger Broer - Whole Crowd of Supporters
2) Keith BraveHeart - Pte
Division IV - Photography/Computer Generated
1) Willi White - Boy Who Looks to the #Future
2) Jaida Grey Eagle - Can’t Drink Oil
Division V - Mixed Media
1) Jim YellowHawk - Red Cloud
2) Bryan Parker - Super Unknown
Division VI - Three Dimensional
1) Nelda Schrupp - Run Necklace
2) Ivan Knife - Quilled & Beaded Top Hat
Division VII - Contemporary/ Traditional Cultural Items
1) Hattie Dunham - Painted Par eche- Wounspe Wicaku Win
2) Kevin Pourier - Monarch Migration- Buffalo Horn Belt
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Guests browse the art work during the special preview event for the 49th Annual Red Cloud Indian Art Show.
SPECIAL AWARDS
Br. CM Simon, SJ Award for artwork to be use for publicity for the following year’s show
Daniel McCoy - Shoshone Madonna II
The Joëlle and Nicolas Rostkowski Award for the best abstract painting
Jennifer White - The Distances We Will Go
Diederich Award for young artist whose work shows the greatest improvement
Mikayla Patton - 1, 2, 3, 4
Diederich Award for the best depiction of a traditional Lakota
Martin Red Bear - Plains Warriors
Diederich Landscape Award for the Black Hills / Badlands, no human figures
Galen LaRoche - Mahpiya Below Ridge
Diederich Landscape Award for lakes, mountains, prairies, no human figures
Jimi LaPointe - Northern Fires
Savage / Zuern Award most innovative use of traditional methods and techniques
Molina Parker - Say Wut!
The Bonnie Erickson Award for the best representation of children
Angela Babby - Forget Me Not
The Francis Hornikel Award for artwork depicting the best sense of humor
Charles Her Many Horses - Carousel Cowboys & Indians
The Aplan Award for the outstanding young artist
Dustin Twiss
In Honor of Jim Gillihan Award for the realistic rendering of a Native American on horseback
Gale Running Wolf Sr - Blackfeet Buffalo Warrior II
Oscar Howe Memorial Award for the best abstract painting
Rueben Iron Horse-Kent - Winter Dragonflies
Allan and Joyce Niederman Award for the most traditional painting
Gale Running Wolf Sr - After the Storm
The Powers Award for the best representation of Native American women
April Holder - That Look
Tony Begay Memorial Award most explicit development of an Native American theme
Gerald Yellowhawk - In Honor of American Horse
The Bill and Sue Hensler Award for the traditional representation in sculpture
Mikayla Patton - Starffulo
The ML Woodard Award for the painting, drawing/sketch depicting the most developed Native American theme
SunRose Iron Shell - Classic Love
The Red Cloud Indian Art Show opened on June 4 and runs until August 13, 2017. It is free and open to the public seven days a week, with free daily tours offered of the gallery as well as Red Cloud’s historic grounds. For more information, visit www.redcloudschool.org/artshow or contact The Heritage Center at 605-867-8257.
View the full Artist Directory HERE.
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Photos © Red Cloud Indian School
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