To Be Native

Kaycee Colburn is a Seneca visual artist, cultural advocate, and paranormal voice working at the threshold between seen and unseen. Through digital and traditional art, charcoal, paint, reenactment, and spoken word, she carries stories forward stories rooted in sovereignty, survival, and spirit.

The works included in this exhibit range from lithic scatter arrangements, ribbon skirts, contemporary beadwork, and Colburn’s digital rendering bodies of work which include collections of Plant Medicines, Macaws, and 4 Directions portraits. The variety of works included in this show allow for a complex lens through which we can witness prominent aspects of the Native American experience.

 

Gallery is open to the public Thu-Sat 12pm-4pm