Gallery Artists
Established in 1996 in Hill City, Warrior’s Work is one of the finest galleries in the upper Great Plains. Our gallery walls are filled with bold imagery, steeped in spirituality, ceremony, and the culture of the indigenous people of the northern plains. Creations by Native and non-native Americans can be found at Warrior’s Work, and we are proud to know our artists personally. They are people we respect and enthusiastically represent.
Unlike any other gallery you’ll visit, Warrior’s Work features the exquisite leather frame designs invented by the gallery’s owner, Randy Berger. Leather framing is the only type of framing done at our studio. Each frame, designed specially for each work of art, is a work of art in itself. Our studio incorporates fine woodworking skills, draftsmanship, and artistic expression to produce each frame.
These web pages contain only some of the artists we represent. We’ll be adding more as time progresses.
“In Native American cultures all talents and abilities are seen as gifts from spirit, so everything we create contains our ‘personal medicine,’ our spiritual power, and the power of the spirit that inspired us. All Warrior’s Work creations are our humble attempts to honor the life lived by the spirit warriors of the Plains, whose time, I know, has come ‘round again.” – Randy Berger, Gallery Owner