“Horse Nation” artwork about as good as art gets. Anywhere.

By Deborah Locke Sometimes I have trouble telling you what is really good. That’s because so much of Indian Country is amazing, and if I come off as consistently thrilled, I lose credibility. Still, the last year of writing reviews for The Circle confirms two things. First, great art moves you long beyond the time […]

Horse Nation Exhibit: interviews with a few of the artists

By Deborah Locke The idea for the Horse Nation of the Ochethi Sakowin exhibition originated with Lakota filmmaker and artist Keith BraveHeart. Below is an interview with Keith and several other artists included in the show. See Horse Nation article for a review of the exhibition. KEITH BRAVEHEART What is your personal connection with horses? […]

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