Betty LaDuke reflects on 8 decades of activist art | Oregon Art Beat

Ashland’s Betty LaDuke is one of Oregon’s most internationally recognized artists. She has been traveling the world for more than 60 years, sketching and painting, telling the stories of people linked to land and community.
Her colorful, evocative paintings are rooted in “survival rhythms, rites of passage and the expression of joy and sorrow.”
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I'm just discovering Betty LaDuke. Such powerful beauty and humanity in her work! Thank you.

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OPB , thank you .😃😃😊

[@danielthorndike7863]

Thank you for creating this lovely, crisp, touching and profoundly human documentary on legendary Betty LaDuke. Her life story as told in this documentary is an inspiration for change makers of all walks, young women especially, to follow their truth, to keep going.

[@dougcolosio]

The legend continues! Great documentary on an amazing artist! :)

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What a beauty