We'd like to extend a warm congratulations to Sara Siestreem (Hanis Coos) on being named a 2025 Hallie Ford Fellow in the Visual Arts! 🌟 This recognition honors her voice as an artist and educator, telling uniquely Oregonian and uniquely Native stories through her work. We’re proud to have worked with Sara in our studio and hope to again! The prints she created during her 2013 residency with us reflect her deep cultural knowledge and striking contemporary perspective. Check out the announcement of her appointment as a Hallie Ford fellow, and explore her past CSIA collab with Frank Janzen, TMP on our website: Fellowship announcement: https://www.tfff.org/hallie-ford-fellows-2025/ About Sara: https://www.tfff.org/project/sara-siestreem/ Shop her prints: https://www.crowsshadow.org/shop/sara-siestreem/XANDVMIX3EDOJRIXNKV4SVYS (fb)

Pendleton, OR - Crow’s Shadow is pleased to release this new monotype series by Phillip Cash Cash, created during his residency in January. This series presents a vibrant suite of unique monotype prints that fuse lithography with hand-inked monoprinting, producing one-of-a-kind expressions with a color pallet reflecting the classic beadwork of the people of the Columbia Plateau. Through sharp geometries, layered color fields, and symbolic forms, the works speak to both geological vastness and personal place. Cash Cash’s experimental approach evokes movement across land and memory, interwoven with his deep connection to Native identity, language, and landscape. Created in collaboration with master printer Alyssa Ebinger, TMP each piece reflects a tactile and intuitive printmaking process. Rich blacks, punchy primaries, and subtle pastel tones converge in compositions that are at once fragmented and whole, honoring the complexity of land and the legacy of those who inhabit it. Available now at https://www.crowsshadow.org/product/little-big-plateau-series-monotype-e-v-/2127 (fb)