Title: The One That sits Above (1 of 1 from series of 10)

Artist: Jimmy Dean Horn Jr.

Tribal Affiliation: Chickasaw

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Printmaking, non traditional Intaglio and Block Print mono prints, Unframed. (See Video Below)

Dimensions (HxWxD): 50 x 27"

Artist Bio/Statement:

I am Jimmy Dean Horn jr, a Chickasaw artist. I draw, paint, print and create in just about anyway I can. My recent series "The One That Sits Above" explores what it means to be a white passing Native American in a society built on entitlement, bent on destroying itself and everything with it. I grew up in a military family detached from the culture, the past decade I have been learning and unlearning as I explore a culture I was denied. Each of the pieces within this series (20 in total, 10 fullsize 27x50", 10 portrait 18x24") touches on a different part of that narrative.
My process is a nontraditional form of printmaking. My intaglio plates are etched on scrap plexiglas sourced from a local frame trashcan, my block prints are on lino, gym mats, and even traffic cones. I do this in hopes to keep my carbon foot print low while I explore off the beaten path. My pieces are all printed by hand, I do not use a press. Each piece is a one off print, I use printmaking a the medium to create art not as a tool for mass production of works. The elements used with the pieces are often times repeated in various pieces, but used in a way that changes the meaning of that element. ie, the flaming world can be just that in one piece, while the next it is a warbonnet. This is achieved by cropping, color, or placement.

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Title: The One That sits Above Portrait (1 of 1 from series of 10)

Artist: Jimmy Dean Horn Jr.

Tribal Affiliation: Chickasaw

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Printmaking, non traditional Intaglio and Block Print mono prints, Unframed. (See Video Below)

Dimensions (HxWxD): 18 x 24"

Artist Bio/Statement:

I am Jimmy Dean Horn jr, a Chickasaw artist. I draw, paint, print and create in just about anyway I can. My recent series "The One That Sits Above" explores what it means to be a white passing Native American in a society built on entitlement, bent on destroying itself and everything with it. I grew up in a military family detached from the culture, the past decade I have been learning and unlearning as I explore a culture I was denied. Each of the pieces within this series (20 in total, 10 fullsize 27x50", 10 portrait 18x24") touches on a different part of that narrative.
My process is a nontraditional form of printmaking. My intaglio plates are etched on scrap plexiglas sourced from a local frame trashcan, my block prints are on lino, gym mats, and even traffic cones. I do this in hopes to keep my carbon foot print low while I explore off the beaten path. My pieces are all printed by hand, I do not use a press. Each piece is a one off print, I use printmaking a the medium to create art not as a tool for mass production of works. The elements used with the pieces are often times repeated in various pieces, but used in a way that changes the meaning of that element. ie, the flaming world can be just that in one piece, while the next it is a warbonnet. This is achieved by cropping, color, or placement.

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Title: "Woodland Floral-
Sherbert"

Artist: Bryson Meyers

Tribal Affiliation: Chippewa and Cree

Year Completed: 2021

Medium: Printmaking, Chin Collé, Unframed

Chine-collé or chine collé is a printmaking technique in which the image is transferred onto a surface that is bonded onto a heavier support in the printing process. One purpose is to allow the printmaker to print on a much more delicate surface, such as Japanese paper or linen, that pulls finer details off the plate.

Dimensions (HxWxD): 22 x 30

Artist Bio/Statement:

Bryson Meyers comes from a small reservation in northcentral Montana. He moved in with his grandfather and began learning his ways of pow wow and ceremonial life living with his grandfather taught him the ways, language and symbols of the Cree. Bryson focused on his education and became more independent. He developed a strong focus on pow wow and learning the knowledge of tribes further to the north. He is expanding his knowledge of digital art and printmaking and learning more of what he can do with his art. Bryson finished his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in graphic design the IAIA (Institute of American Indian Art).

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Title: "Untitled"

Artist: Bryson Meyers

Tribal Affiliation: Chippewa and Cree

Year Completed: 2021

Medium: Printmaking, Chin Collé, Unframed

Chine-collé or chine collé is a printmaking technique in which the image is transferred onto a surface that is bonded onto a heavier support in the printing process. One purpose is to allow the printmaker to print on a much more delicate surface, such as Japanese paper or linen, that pulls finer details off the plate.

Dimensions (HxWxD): 22 x 30

Artist Bio/Statement:

Bryson Meyers comes from a small reservation in northcentral Montana. He moved in with his grandfather and began learning his ways of pow wow and ceremonial life living with his grandfather taught him the ways, language and symbols of the Cree. Bryson focused on his education and became more independent. He developed a strong focus on pow wow and learning the knowledge of tribes further to the north. He is expanding his knowledge of digital art and printmaking and learning more of what he can do with his art. Bryson finished his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in graphic design the IAIA (Institute of American Indian Art).

Please note:

Shipping within the U.S. & Canada is included in the purchase price. Sales tax and an additional 4% + $2.00 per item will be applied to the entire transaction to cover taxes, credit card processing, and other fees.