Karl Bodmer’s Prints from the Journey to the Interior of North America in 1832-34 at the Stark Museum The fourth society [of the Hidatsa], that of the “Dogs,” wear in their dance a large cap of colored cloth, to which a great number of ravens’, magpies’ and owls’ feathers are fastened, adorned with dyed horse-hair
It was one of those rare spring days that seemed more like a dream; the sun, the clouds and the sense of community in Stark Park really made one do a double take. The pool reflected the pines and blue sky as live music filled the air. The 11th annual Art in the Park in
Stark Museum of Art exhibit focuses on Taos artist community “The beauty of the llano unfolded before my eyes, and the gurgling waters of the river sang to the hum of the turning earth.” — Rudolfo Anaya, “Bless Me, Ultima” It all started with a broken wheel. In September of 1898, two young artists, Ernest Blumenchein
