Kevin Red Star at the
Holter Museum of Art - Store Show
February 2010
Holter Museum of Art
12 East Lawrence
Helena, Montana 59601
406 442 6400 website
From The Spirit: Kevin Red Star Director: Raymond Yakeleya
24 Minutes - Documentary Short
Wednesday November 11, 2009
7:00 pm
Landmark Embarcadero Center Cinema
San Francisco
$8 general /
$7 students & seniors
From The Spirit: Kevin Red Star
Nominated For Best Documentary Short
By Earth Magic Media
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
American Indian Film Institute
"From The Spirit" Bio Of Kevin
Awards: Saturday November 14th, 2009
San Francisco See website for more info...
Kevin Red Star was born and lives in Lodge Grass, Montana and is a member of the Crow tribe. This film traces Kevin Red Star's journey as an artist from: Montana, Santa Fe's American Indian Art Institute, San Francisco Art Institute, 1969's Woodstock, and back home to Montana. He works primarily in acrylic, ink and collage, and is known for conjuring evocative images of his ancestral Crow tribe, culture and history.
Kevin Red Star's paintings are a synthesis of traditional imagery and contemporary style.
Known as “Running Rabbit” in his native Crow language, Kevin Red Star is a tall, soft-spoken man who has devoted his life to sharing his culture with the world. Born in the small town of Lodge Grass on eastern Montana’s Crow Reservation, the 65-year-old artist grew up surrounded by vast natural beauty: soaring mountain peaks, sweeping plateaus, deep canyons, sparkling streams, hundreds of alpine lakes to the west, and the mighty Bighorn River to the east. The third of nine children, Red Star has evolved from a self-taught youngster who constantly sketched scenes of his homeland to a pivotal North American master painter and printmaker renowned for his bold palette, emotionally evocative subjects, and compelling design elements.
