Wendy Red Star: A Scratch on the Earth

Wendy Red Star: A Scratch on the Earth is a mid-career retrospective of the artist's photography, textiles, and installation work at the Newark Museum (February 23 - June 16, 2019). Her work draws on pop culture, conceptual art, and her native traditions, including her life on the Crow reservation in Montana. Wendy describes how she came to realize that most people know very little about Native American history or life today, and how her work addresses that through, sometimes through humor.. Also interviewed are the exhibition's guest curator, Nadiah Rivera Fellah, and the Newark Museum's curator of American Art, Tricia Laughlin Bloom.
Produced by Susan Wallner; Narrated by Dan Gordon; Videography by Joe Conlon and Kirk Sohr.

[@carmellcm560]

So awesome Wendy Thank you for showing that the Apsaalooke people are still here and we are still striving to be better. The 4th Picture shown is my Great Great Grandfather Chief Pretty Eagle. He is my Maternal Grandmother's...Grandfather

[@edgarpot5400]

she does not speak the language...is living on the laurels of the Red Star name. JS .

[@rudepuppet9854]

first dislike to the vid hell yea!!!!11!1

[@mordakaiheming2784]

poop

[@FlareStrikes31]

wow really interesting we watched this in school and did a extra credit report on it