Rick Bartow

From the Whitney collection, the exhibit What It Becomes includes work by Rick Bartow. As an act of direct mark making, drawing offers an immediate...

VANPORT MOSAIC presents COMING HOME, Memory Activism in Portland's Historic Old Town. Free to all and open to the public, Vanport Mosaic invites you to...

An exhibition of the work of Rick Bartow (1946-2016), will be on view at the High Desert Museum, Bend, Oregon starting in September. Rick Bartow:...

Charles Froeilck discusses early Rick Bartow graphite drawings that were created from 1979 to 1981. A series of these works are available at Froelick Gallery.

Hosted by: Joseph Gallivan Produced by: KBOO Program: Art Focus Air date: Tue, 12/26/2023 - 11:30 am to 12:00 pm Charles Froelick on “What the...

Portland-based playwright Greg Berman presents his original work as a staged reading in collaboration with Astoria Visual Arts. The story follows artist, Rick Bartow who...

“ Many Wests: Artists Shape an American Idea ,” is an enthralling survey of 48 modern and contemporary artists at the Smithsonian American Art Museum...

Charles Froelick is the owner of Froelick Gallery in Portland Oregon and will discuss his unique and longstanding professional and personal relationship with First California...

We are elated to have been included in the First American Art article 'Gallieres' Roles in the Native Art World: Educating & Advocating for Indigenous...

Many Wests: Artists Shape an American Idea features artwork from the permanent collections of the Smithsonian American Art Museum and four partner museums located in...

The Richard Bartow Trust is pleased to announce that four of the artist’s works have been added to the permanent collection of the Whitney Museum...

The Bartow Project is a multi-year community collaboration between the Wiyot Tribe and Dell'Arte International celebrating the life, music and visual art of Rick Bartow....

We are excited to announce on behalf of The Wiyot Tribe, Dell'Arte Internationa l, The R.E. Bartow Trusts, and The Goudi'ni Native American Arts Gallery...

Please mark your calendars and join us July 8 at 7:00 Pacific time as the virtual Dramatists Guilds Footlights series continues, celebrating new dramatic works...

Rick Bartow's traveling retrospective Things You Know but Cannot Explain is on view at the final venue of its nearly 5-year run. See it at...

On view through December 20 in the Maribeth Collins Library. From the Hallie Ford Museum of Art: Rick Bartow (Wiyot, 1946-2016) was a renowned Oregon...

Comings and Goings: Works on Paper by Rick Bartow Jan 7 - Mar 15, 2019 The solo exhibition features works on paper by...

The National Veterans Art Museum is excited to present Original Warrior, our new exhibition which explores the complex Native American relationships between warrior and community,...

Rick Bartow's traveling retrospective 'Things You Know but Cannot Explain', now at the Autry Museum in Los Angeles, is the subject of an insightful, in-depth...

Rick Bartow exhibition Things You Know But Cannot Explain at the Autry Museum in Los Angeles is reviewed by Hyperallergic. A leading figure of contemporary Native American artists, Bartow, from Newport, Oregon, was an enrolled member of the Mad River Band of Wiyot Indians, a Vietnam Veteran, whose drawings, paintings, prints, and sculpture have garnered national and international acclaim.

Arts and entertainment article on Native American (Wiyot) artist Rick Bartow in the Los Angeles Times or LA Times describing his art exhibition Things You Know But Cannot Explain at the Autry Museum in Los Angelels

Rick Bartow's retrospective exhibition 'Things You Know but Cannot Explain' will be on view at the Autry Museum in Los Angeles from May 12, 2018...

Rick Bartow & Gail Tremblay, are among the group of twelve contemporary artists featured in Conversations in the Round House: Roots, Roads and Remembrances, on...

Charles Froelick's wonderful discussion of Rick Bartow's life, work and legacy is now available on our Vimeo page . Please enjoy his stories and insights...

We're honored to announce: Artforum.com Critics' Picks writer Chelsea Weathers reviews Rick Bartow's traveling retrospective Things You Know But Cannot Explain. The exhibit was organized...

A Pacific Coast Artist: The Life and Art of Rick E. Bartow is currently on view at Yale University. The exhibit is comprised of works...

by Tom Hallman, Jr., The Oregonian Contemporary Native American artist Rick Bartow, who achieved international acclaim while living and working on the Southern Oregon Coast,...

Farewell Rick Bartow By Alex Cipolle 'The world lost a beautiful, warm, generous, mischievous, wickedly smart and delightfully cantankerous soul the night of Saturday, April...

'Rick Bartow, one of the region's most striking and accomplished artists, died on April 2 at the age of 69 from complications arising from congestive...

A death in the family: Rick Bartow An Oregon giant dies at 69: 'We're made up as much of what we've lost as what we've...

By Bob Keefer 'Oregon artist Rick Bartow, a master of visionary imagery that reflects his Native American roots, died last night at his home south...

WEAVING PAST INTO PRESENT Experiments in Contemporary Native American Printmaking International Print Center New York opens its 2015/16 Season with Weaving Past into Present: Experiments...