Relevance of Place: Ben Pease | Tippet Rise Art Center
Ben Pease’s artwork is well known for its unique and culturally relevant style, using historic photographic references while also touching on current events and issues simultaneously. Paternally, Pease is enrolled with the Northern Cheyenne Tribe.
A Conversation with Artist Ben Pease - High Desert Museum
Ben Pease, winner of the Curator’s Choice Award at the High Desert Museum’s 2018 Art in the West exhibition for his work “Keeper of the People,” explores the history and the future of Native American heritage through mixed-media art.
Ben Pease | Indigenous Artist | Ben Pease- Native American Artist
Composed of buffalo hide, ermine skins, imitation hawk feathers, brass, wool, earth paint, and integrated with modern elements like an iPad, speaker, and neon light, the shield, …
The art of Ben Pease - Explore Big Sky
Oct 2, 2024 · Pease paints over the ledger papers (or other official documents—in one case a $1000 Great Falls water bond), often leaving them only faintly discernible. He then overlays them with enlarged black and white photographs of his ancestors, prominent tribal figures and provocative imagery that ask more questions than Pease can answer.
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Ben Pease, winner of the Curator’s Choice Award at the High Desert Museum’s 2018 Art in the West exhibition for his work “Keeper of the People,” explores the history and the future of Native American heritage through mixed-media art.
Artist Ben Pease reveals his latest work that honors legendary …
Dec 19, 2013 · Ben’s work honors his traditional native roots while exploring the possibilities of contemporary imagery. He brings a fresh new vision to Native American art. Click on the image above to visit his website and learn more about this extraordinary young artist.
Braids on the Inside - Mountain Living
Nov 18, 2020 · Historical photographs, pages from old newspapers, vintage letters, 19th-century mining certificates, snippets of poetry and sheets of antique ledger paper— these are the backgrounds 30-year-old Crow/Northern Cheyenne creative Ben Pease uses for his figurative but very contemporary art.
ben pease - Yellowstone Art Museum
Ben Pease is the 15th Gary and Melissa Oakland Artist-in-Residence at the YAM’s Visible Vault. Ben states, “I was born in 1989 and raised on the Crow Reservation. Throughout my life I’ve tried to soak up as much cultural, societal, and traditional aspects of what it means to be an aboriginal from North America in the whirlwind of today.
Ben Pease raises hard questions about cultural appropriation, …
Pease, a member of the Crow and Northern Cheyenne tribes, grew up in Lodge Grass and attended high school in Hardin where he began painting. As a teenager, he was introduced to the western art...
Existence - Emerson Center for the Arts & Culture
Celebrating the power of our existence and experiences as Indigenous artists, This exhibition is a collaboration between Ben Pease and his mother, who has triumphantly returned to her lifelong passion for art after many years in administrative roles within the education sector.