Reading poems and sharing art at the Jacobson House in Norman. Home of the Kiowa 5. 2014 or 2015. I can’t remember.

During the Catching Shadows exhibit, I did a live oil pastel painting demonstration. Live painting isn’t really my cup of tea. A lot of fellow artists were doing it at the time. It suits them well. This was around 2017 at the Paseo Plunge in OKC.

Catching Shadows wall shot. I think I made like 30 pieces. All based off the photos of Edward S. Curtis.

In 2017 I was invited to participate in a few exhibits with artist group Native Pop .

A few pieces from my short run with Native Pop .

A wall shot from the Washington and Lee University exhibit. 2017.

After the Washington and Lee University show, it moved to a local pottery gallery called Earth, Fire and Spirit.

I was invited to participate in a group show in which artists displayed old work (2002) with their current work. 2019.

I did a couple of shows at the Speakeasy in OKC in which I first displayed my deities and monsters masks.

A section of one the Speakesy shows.

Another shot from one of the Speakeasy shows.

Hvse the Mvskoke sun deity at the Speakeasy.

Uvce. The corn goddess. Mother to Fayetv (hunting deity), whose father is Hvse.

Getting down at the Speakeasy . From right to left. Unknown cloud deity. Kikomichi: ruler of dreams. he gives you your soul back when you awake. Hvse: sun deity. Unknown cloud deity number two. The cloud deities taught the original Mvskoke the use of plants, fire and mysticism. They reside in the air and are also known as Hiyouyulgees. There were four of them. the other two being Yahola and Hayuya.

A shot from the “A” Gallery exhibit.

A wall shot from “A” Gallery. OKC. 2019.

Reading poems in (very broken) Mvskoke-Creek at one of the Speakeasy shows.

I like the idea of do it yourself ethics. I made a lot of my flyers myself.

Another DIY flyer for a group show at DNA Galleries in OKC.

A flyer Astrae Invade made for the Indian Summer show I put together.

An alternative flyer for the Indian Summer show.

A flyer for the Naklokce (Harvest) show.

A DIY flyer for my show at Edmond Fine Arts Gallery. 2021.

Edmond Fine Arts official flyer. Notice the incorrect spelling. It happens.

I was invited to do a spoken word project with the one who does the soundscapes to my short films, Warren Realrider AKA Ticksuck. We went to Okmulgee and read poems to our ancestors.

In 2018 I was invited to participate in another group show titled Inclusion in Art at the Art Hall in OKC. The work isn’t currently for sale but you can check out the statement if you want.

A section from a DNA Galleries group show I was invited to participate in. The piece is titled September Sun.

Warren Realrider invited me to do a poetry project with him which was broadcast on a local radio station in the Tulsa area. We went to the Mvskoke town of Okmulgee where I read to my dead relatives at Big Cusseteh. Then we hit up the Creek Nation. Then on to the Council House Museum. It was an intense day to connect on spiritual level. I think the spirits were pleased or at least entertained.

A wall shot from my exhibit “Spirit” at Edmond Fine Arts Institute.

The Spirit side of the Exhibit.

A typical table set up at my exhibits. Dolls, children’s books, incense holders, prints, poetry books, spirits, magick or as I like to call my style of work, Porretv (to witch).

A show I did with my sister-in-law at Petr’s Frame House in Great Bend Kansas. I read poetry. I sold the piece shown on the flyer. The sister piece “Ode to Isis” is pictured in the 2012-2015 gallery slide. This had to be 2013.