A Voice from the Eastern Door
A Voice from the Eastern Door
The NNATC Gallery Opening was filled the entire evening with guests enjoying the artwork on display.
Sue Herne with her most recent art installation, "Wash Day", an everyday occurrence taking on new meaning.
Victoria Ransom, along with NNATC staff members curated the art show. She is standing in-between two of her new works.
Paintings from John Tenasco (left) and Natasha Smoke-Santiago (right) on display at the Native North American Traveling College as part of the "New Year – New Art" show.
Bruce Boots, the elusive and immensely talented artist, painted a nearly uncharacteristic sunset.
A new and talented emerging artist, KayLynn Adams has two pieces of artwork on display.
Phyl Tahy and his most recent painting. You can find his designs and artwork at Tahy Fine Art Designs on Route 37, Akwesasne.
Dave Fadden had several paintings on display. His intricate and original style of painting is unprecedented in the contemporary art world.
The Native North American Travelling College recently held their opening night for the "New Year – New Art" gallery exhibit on Wednesday, February 3, 2016. The winter exhibit showcases new artists' work from Akwesasne and sister communities. This collection is difficult to describe; both startling and bold and definitely all "new" art work; either way, it is a must see collection of artwork. The gallery is filled with fresh, new and unseen work from these artists.
From David Fadden's "I'm ready to sell my car to buy one of his paintings" to new artists such as Kaylynn Adams, Jade Thompson and Jerry Gibson. There are also visiting artists from Onondaga (Brandon Lazore), Kitigan Zibi (John Tenasco) and Lac La Biche, Jamie Kobel "Korner". To round out this gallery of fine art pieces include work from; Sue Herne, Natasha Smoke-Santiago, Joe Barnes, Kit Thomas, Krystal Henry, and Phyl Tahy. The fine work of Victoria Ransom is also on display. Ransom can also take credit for the curating of this art show.
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