Virtual Art Show
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When visitors come to Pine Ridge there are many opportunities for them to purchase art and support local artists from the reservation. With the reservation borders closed to non-residents this year, local artists have had significantly fewer opportunities to sell their work. The summer tourist season is incredibly important to these artist's incomes and their ability to support their families. This virtual art show hopes to provide an opportunity for folks from across the country to support the work of Pine Ridge artists.
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This art will be available for one week only. If you are interested in purchasing art, please fill out the intent to purchase form at the bottom of the page and we will be in touch shortly to confirm availability of the piece and provide instructions for payment. All prices include shipping and handling costs within the United States. All sales are final. For any questions/clarification about the art, please use the General Inquiries form at the very bottom of the page.

Thank you for supporting Pine Ridge artists!

Artwork

Jewelry

Dreamcatchers

Lakota Crafts

Meet the Artists

Howard C. Blue Bird
Howard is an ink and colored pencil artist from Pine Ridge. He was born with the gift of drawing and has been regularly creating art for the last 12 years.

Brenda Good Lance
Brenda has been making art since she was 16 years old. She learned from her grandmother, mother and sisters and enjoys creating bead work, drums, dream catchers and star quilts.

Christian Good Lance
Christian enjoys making necklaces and drums and other Lakota art with his family. 

Janine Good Lance
​Janine loves working with beads and colors and creates all sorts of art with this medium. She has been making art for more than 15 years.

Kaulouyah Looking Horse
Kaulouyah creates prints, moccasins, and other traditional Lakota art. She has been making art since grade school and has a degree in fine arts. She especially enjoys drawing.​

Kelly and Susie Looking Horse
​Kelly and Susie have been creating traditional Lakota style art for more than 40 years. They love making art because it is part if their tribal identity and they love to share that with others.

Kevin Poor Bear
Kevin has been making art since he was 8 years old. He creates art to inspire others and to help himself stay strong, sober and drug free.

Irma Red Ear Horse
Irma makes all sorts of Lakota jewelry and especially enjoys bead work. She learned when she was 14 years old and taught herself many of the techniques she uses today. Irma has been making jewelry for more than 52 years.

Bonnie Thomas
Bonnie makes beadwork, earrings and other Lakota crafts. She especially enjoys beadwork and doing art with her family.