EXPRESSIONS OF BLUE BEAR
A VIRTUAL GALLERY Fea. CHRISTOPHER SWEET (HO-CHUNK/WHITE EARTH OJIBWE)
Ho-Chunk Appliques
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Blue Feathers
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FEATURED ARTIST OF 3rd Annual Native Art Marketplace! June 5 & 6, 2021 See Chris at the in-person Marketplace, register online for the virtual artist discussions and other programs, all celebrating the art and culture of Wisconsin's indigenous people, all FREE! CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO |
Untitled
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Golden Eagle
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Untitled 2
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ORIGINAL WORKS
Ho-Chunk Appliques 36" x 48", Acrylic on canvas $3,500.00 Blue Feathers 48" x 48", Acrylic on canvas $4,000.00 |
Untitled
11" x 14", Acrylic on canvas $100.00 Golden Eagle 12" x 15" framed, Acrylic on canvas $150.00 Untitled 2 11" x 14", Acrylic on canvas $100.00 |
11" x 14" Numbered, Signed Prints
LIMITED EDITION of 10 each $40.00 each Notecards, Set of 5 with envelopes 4.25" x 5.5" cards $10.00/set All styles shows, as well as Bear Clan, Blessings, Eagle Silhouette, Honoring Bluewing, Messenger's Vision and Smoke Dancer. See print designs below. Interested parties should contact Artist Christopher Sweet at [email protected].
Pick up at Driftless Historium (100 S 2nd St, Mt Horeb) after June 28, 2021. Delivery and other pick-up arrangements possible; just ask Chris! |
Coming Home
11x17 print
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Circle of Sister 11x17 print
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Blessings 11x17 print
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Bear Clan 11x17 print
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Untitled 3 11x17 print
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Ho-Chunk Eagle Headdress 11x17 print
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Unity in Healing 11x17 print
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Honoring Bluewing 11x17 print
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Dancing for the Morning Star 11x17 print
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Eagle Silhouette 11x17 print
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Messenger's Vision 11x17 print
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Elders Await 11x17 print
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Fancy Dancers 11x17 print
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Eagle Headdress 11x17 print
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Woodland Tradition 11x17
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Smoke Dancer 11x17 print
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Dancing Feathers NOTECARD
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Ho-Chunk Elder NOTECARD
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Ho-Chunk Appliques NOTECARD
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ARTIST STATEMENT
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"My name is Christopher Sweet and I am a tribal member of the Wisconsin Ho-Chunk Nation. I studied at The Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe, N.M.
My work is strongly influenced by my American Indian heritage and the pride I have for my culture. Before the pandemic, attending Pow-Wows was one of my main sources for visual inspiration and spiritual connections. There are different styles of dance and brilliant colored regalia at the pow-wow that never cease to amaze me. I like to incorporate those energies & colors into my paintings. I like to work with acrylics and different types of mediums to create textures along with varied types of surfaces. My work’s range from abstract to abstract realism and range from tiny canvases to large scale murals. If you would like to learn more or have questions I can be reached at [email protected]. To view more of my artwork go to Facebook: C Sweet Native Art Thank you for supporting American Indian Arts." |
Christopher Sweet
Ho-Chunk/White Earth Ojibwe |