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Personal experiences and cultural engagement inspire Rick Bartow's drawings, paintings, sculpture, and prints. He is deeply involved with his family and community. Myths from around the globe, especially Native American transformation stories, are the heart of much of his work. Observations of the natural world: hawks, ravens, coyotes, self-portraits, and eagles populate his iconography. He is well known for astute interpretations of literary, musical and visual arts. TriMet recently installed his bronze sculpture The Responsibility of Raising A Child on Portland's Transit Mall at SW 5th & Taylor. Mr. Bartow's honors include: traveling mid-career perspective and monograph My Eye organized by the Hallie Ford Museum (2002-04); solo exhibit at The Smithsonian/ National Museum of the American Indian (2003); The Eiteljorg Museum Fellowship for Native American Fine Art (Indianapolis, 2001); and a year-long installation in the Jacqueline Kennedy Garden, The White House

There are (83) pieces from Rick Bartow below. Any Exhibition From the Shinpukuji Portfolio Snake Dance   1 | 2 | 3    NEXT>   >>>  (click on thumbnail below for larger image) Bear Crane Hawk   Gone Bird HMB IV A Hawk for Steve Karlin HMB VIII The Look Snake Dance What the Snake Told the Magician 2 Kestrels 2 Raven Views 3 Views   Cautious Hawk   Crow & Morning Early Winter Frost Dreams, Masked Cannibal and Blue Boot for Philip Guston   Going Away with Kestrels   Kestrels and Snakes   Little Hawk Observed Little Hawk on Green Field Observed Hawk   What the Little Bird Started Both Feet on the Ground #1 Snake Dancer Call & Response Little Dancer Resting Bear for Mary & John Artist’s Dog Eel/Smoke   Little Coyote, For D.P.R. Origin of Song or Saint Francis Sit Up   Bear & Crow Conversation 1 | 2 | 3    NEXT>   >>>