Gallery Artists
He Sapa, an original mixed media by Jim Yellowhawk reveals how the world above us is mirrored here on Earth. The Earth map is based on a satellite image of the Black Hills, created by South Dakota School of Mines and Technology student Mark Fersdahl while working at the United States Geological Survey’s EROS Data Center near Sioux Falls. (Open edition mini-print also available.)
Old Woman- original
Brothers in the Wind- limited edition print . Click image to enlarge .
A resident of the Black Hills and an enrolled member of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe, Jim Yellowhawk experiments with innovative media, including neon light, mixed media, air brush, bark paper collage and even painting on umbrellas. He employs traditional symbols in his work and many of his creations are circular and evocative of star legends in night sky scenes. In addition to his full-time art career, Jim enjoys traditional dancing, riding his Indian motorcycle, and spending time with his family. For the past three years, Yellowhawk has been our featured, on-site artist during the famed Sturgis Motorcycle Rally the first week of every August.
Warrior's Work carries Yellowhawk originals, two of which are featured here, and all of his limited and open edition prints. Print prices start at $35 and average about $125.