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Silkscreen, edition Artist Proofs. Three available.
Available exclusively at New Art Magazine
24in x 19in. 2022. Signed and numbered on verso with artist’s mark
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Michael Namingha (Tewa/Hopi) is a conceptual artist that utilizes his work to document environmental changes and the impacts of industrial excavations. Through his work he's able to create dialogue between the ancestral landscapes of the Pueblo people and the oil industry. His non-confrontational approach invites audiences to engage with his works in ways that allow them to witness the true environmental effects of the oil and gas industries. He aims to bring attention and awareness to the treatment of Pueblo homelands.
Silkscreen, edition Artist Proofs. Three available.
Available exclusively at New Art Magazine
24in x 19in. 2022. Signed and numbered on verso with artist’s mark
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Michael Namingha (Tewa/Hopi) is a conceptual artist that utilizes his work to document environmental changes and the impacts of industrial excavations. Through his work he's able to create dialogue between the ancestral landscapes of the Pueblo people and the oil industry. His non-confrontational approach invites audiences to engage with his works in ways that allow them to witness the true environmental effects of the oil and gas industries. He aims to bring attention and awareness to the treatment of Pueblo homelands.