Artists
We are excited to announce our guest artists at C&C Editions.
Julie Buffalohead's work has focused thematically on describing Indian cultural experience through personal metaphor and narrative. Just as frequently as the work has been evocative of animals, anthropomorphism and nature, it has been a critique of the simulacrum of the Old West, and of the prejudicial commercialization of Native culture.
Buffalohead is a member of the Ponca Tribe of Oklahoma. She has had solo exhibitions at Denver Art Museum, CO; Western Carolina University, NC; Museum of Contemporary Native Arts, NM; Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian, NY; Bockley Gallery, MN; The Plains Art Museum, ND; Minnesota Museum of American Art, MN; Rochester Art Center, MN; to name a few. Group exhibitions include Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian, NY; Minneapolis Institute of Arts, MN; Rockbund Museum of Art, Shanghai; Schingoethe, Center, Aurora University, IL; Walton Arts Center, AK; Nemeth Art Center, Park Rapids, MN; Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art, IN; Rosenwald-Wolf Gallery, The University of the Arts, PA; Oklahoma State University Museum of Art, OK; Plains Art Museum, ND; to name a few.
Public collections include Denver Art Museum, CO; Detroit Institute of Arts, MI; Minneapolis Institute of Art, MN; Walker Art Center, MN; Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, MO; Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian, D.C.; Heard Museum, AZ; Eiteljorg Museum, IN; The Field Museum, IL; Rockwell Museum, NY; Weisman Art Museum, MN; Minnesota Museum of American Art, MN; Tweed Museum of Art, MN; Schingoethe Center, IL; Western Carolina University Fine Art Museum, NC; National Museum of Wildlife Art, WY; to name a few.
Buffalohead (b. 1972) lives and works in St. Paul, MN. She is represented by Jessica Silverman Gallery, San Francisco CA.
"Todd Norsten transforms images and observations from his daily life and travels into painted meditations on the universal impulse to make a mark. Riffing on a throughline the artist has identified from ancient petroglyphs, to lovers’ initials carved into trees, to bathroom graffiti, Norsten absorbs visual culture all around us — roadside billboards, peeling paint on the side of a barn, hand-painted “Keep Out” signs, lottery advertisements — then translates and transforms these snippets and non sequiturs into sometimes earnest, often satirical works that give character to things that are transitory or ephemeral, elevating banal moments into subjects worthy of contemplation.”
—Adams and Ollman, Portland, OR
Norsten has had solo exhibition at Adams and Ollman, OR; Federica Schiavo Gallery, Milan, Italy; Diane Kruse Galerie, Hamburg, Germany; Fitzroy Gallery, NY; Tinderbox Gallery, Hamburg, Germany; Cohan and Leslie, NY; Arario Gallery, Seoul, South Korea; Midway Contemporary Art, MN; Highpoint Center for Printmaking, MN; Weinstein Hammons Gallery, MN; to name a few. Group exhibitions include Adams and Ollman,OR; Minneapolis Institute of Art, MN; Schiavo Zoppeli Gallery, Milan, Italy; The Pit, CA; Federica Schiavo Gallery, Rome, Italy; Diane Kruse Galerie, Hamburg, Germany; Highpoint Center for Printmaking, MN; Weinstein Hammons Gallery, MN; Dayton Art Institute, OH; Josée Bienvenu Gallery, NY; Sue Scott Gallery, NY; Leo Koenig, Inc., NY; Walker Art Center, MN; Midway Contemporary Art, MN; Blondeau Fine Art, Geneva, Switzerland; Larissa Goldston Gallery, NY; Tinderbox Contemporary Art, Hamburg, Germany; Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art, NY; International Print Center New York, NY; Plains Art Museum, ND; to name a few.
Norsten was included in the Whitney Biennial 2006, “Day for Night”, Whitney Museum of American Art, New York.
Public collections include the British Museum, London, UK; the Walker Art Center, MN; Minneapolis Institute of Arts, MN; Hood Museum of Art, NH; RISD Museum, RI; Minnesota Museum of American Art, MN; Cleveland Museum of Art, OH; to name a few.
Norsten (b. 1967) lives and works in Minneapolis, MN. He is represented by Adams & Ollman, Portland, OR, and Federica Schiavo, Milan and Rome, Italy.
