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“Weaving is my other language, my expression of joy and frustrations. As I travel on my journey around the sun, I have learned to spin fibers, dye yarns, and weave my thoughts and ideas. I weave the birds I feed, the plants I grow, my frustration of wars and chaos in the world, and my love of place. Studies of ancient techniques have taught me how close I am to the weavers of the past and how much there is to realize and learn.”

From South Dakota Arts Council

  1. Lift Off at Dawn by Daae Bennett, Image 1.

    Lift Off at Dawn, 2026

    Daae Bennett

    Oil On Canvas

    24 x 18 x 1.5 in

  2. Presence of a Hero by Roger Broer, Image 2.

    Presence of a Hero, 2024

    Roger Broer

    Monotype

    17 x 13.5 in

  3. Buffaloed by Angela Behrends, Image 1.

    Buffaloed, 2022

    Angela Behrends

    Steel wire with bison horn caps

    48 x 32 in (framed)

  4. Badlands #10 by Michael Baum, Image 1.

    Badlands #10, 2020

    Michael Baum

    Screenprint, archival print on Arnhem 1618 paper

    8 x 8 in (framed)

  5. Homage to a Treasure and its Maker by Arthur Amiotte, Image 1.

    Homage to a Treasure and its Maker, 2016

    Arthur Amiotte

    Collage on canvas

    30 x 36 in (framed)

  6. Contemporary Dancer by Randall Blaze, Image 1.

    Contemporary Dancer, 2009

    Randall Blaze

    Cast bronze

    26 x 66 in (framed)

  7. A Warrior Society by Roger Broer, Image 2.

    A Warrior Society, 2008

    Roger Broer

    Oil paint on panel

    33.25 x 27.25 in (framed)

  8. Hillside Hay Bales by Jenny Braig, Image 2.

    Hillside Hay Bales, 2008

    Jenny Braig

    Oil paint on canvas

    20 x 54 in (framed)