Wendy Red Star is a 38-year old multimedia artist based in Portland. She was born in Montana and raised on a Crow reservation. She is member of the Apsaalooke (Crow) tribe. These images are from her exhibit A Scratch on the Earth on display at the Newark (N.J.) Museum.
1880 Crow Peace Delegation
Bia Eelisaash/Large Stomach Woman (Pregnant Woman)/Two Belly 
Alaxchiiaahush/Many War Achievements/Plenty Coups
Home is Where My Tipi Sits.
Government houses, broken-down cars, sweat lodges and signs on the Crow Reservation.
1873 Crow Delegation
Chief Kam-Ne-Butse (Blackfoot) with His Wife 
Perits-Har-Sts (Old Crow) with His Wife Ish-Ip-Chi-Wak-Pa-I-Chis (Good or Pretty Medicine Pipe)
off the leash 
Beautiful work!
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Wow! Thanks for sharing this.
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Really enjoyed this. Thanks for sharing Ken.
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Nice!! Appreciate your posting this, Ken.
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Several of Wendy Red Star’s Peace Delegation pieces were displayed at the University of Virginia Fralin Museum last year. I read through every single portrait … and I thought, “Wow, what if all history could be told in this way?” It’s the only art of hers I know … but now seeing the additional things she has done … I love her even more! Thank you for sharing!
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