Mark KIndschi, Scarecrow, forged and hammered steel, 78" x 62" 

TRANSFIGURATIONS
sculptures by
   MARK KINDSCHI     and       MARIANO CHAVEZ

January 22 - February 24

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 Mariano Chavez, Left:  Medu, shed snake skin,  20"x 12; Right: Hive Mask

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Upcoming:
19th Century  PLAINS INDIAN ART
March 3 - April 4, 2015

The Plains Indian artists enriched the everyday lives of their community in a fashion that befitted the grandeur of their environment.  When artists such as Albert Bierstadt and Thomas Moran visited the West and depicted the drama of the landscape as outsiders, the Native Americans, who lived within that dramatic landscape manifested its powerful beauty in their every day accoutrements.  Nowhere is this more true than in the paraphernalia of war, an intrinsic part of Native culture at the time and an important indicator of tribal status.

CHEYENNE WARRIOR'S SHIELD, circa 1860's

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John Molloy Gallery at Metro Curates, NYC, January, 2015 (Photo: ANTIQUES and the Arts Weekly)

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Native American Antique Art

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Hopi Kachina, Piptuka, Early 20th Century

Cree Mirror Bag, 19th Century

Upcoming 

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Marin Show
ART OF THE AMERICAS
San Rafael, California
February 20-22, 2015 

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19th Century 
PLAINS INDIAN ART
March 3 - April 4, 2015
in the gallery

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Artists

Tony Fitzpatrick

James Havard

Larissa Nowicki

Mark KIndschi

Mariano Chavez

Ric Haynes

Melissa Rubin

Past  

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STOLEN PROPERTY
Tony Fitzpatrick and Friends

Unquenchable Fire
James Havard’s Recent Paintings