The Indigenous American artist and filmmaker is the subject of two concurrent shows. His work “rivals in visual and linguistic beauty any new art I’ve seen in some time,” our critic says.
Source: New York Times
Sky Hopinka: Songs of the Earth and the Road
Published in ART, Bard College, Broadway, Documentary Films and Programs, Hopinka, Sky, Native Americans, photography, Sky Hopinka: Centers of Somewhere (Exhibit) and Sky Hopinka: Lore (Exhibit)
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