Last week was one of the highlights of my professional career with the unveiling of my sculpture, Memorare, Sand Creek 1864 at the Booth Museum of Western Art. We had a great turnout, with 60 people in attendance (who came in a Georgia downpour) – including one couple who drove from Chattanooga to see the…
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Representing the Lakota sacrifice in the Battle of Little Big Horn It is always exciting when a sculpture moves from a clay to a finished bronze. A finished bronze becomes part the history of the family that collects the piece. As you can imagine, this gravity is not lost on me as an artist. I…
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By and large, the people who invest in my art are independent folk. I am too. My work invariably depicts defiant people living life by their own terms, even when facing harsh environs. My Studio Director says I have the “Don’t Tread on Me” collection! Keeping with this theme, I’m pleased to announce my latest…
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In my newest pre-cast, Defiance, I wanted to depict the courageous fight of a Lakota warrior who gave his all in dire circumstances. Inspiration for Defiance My vision for this piece was sparked by a visit to the Custer Battlefield. On the actual battle site, there are inscriptions on the markers of the fallen Native…
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