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Becoming Being: By Richard D. York. Acrylic and charcoal and paper on canvas. I am celebrating the paradox of becoming and being, in this painting, as not being mutually exclusive of...
12 de dic. de 2022 · “Becoming Being” by Cherokee Nation citizen and artist Richard D. York of Muldrow, Oklahoma, was one of four submission featured by Google Chrome and Google ChromeOS for Native American Heritage Month.
26 de dic. de 2022 · Through his abstract work, York said his paintings – “Uktena,” “Becoming Being,” “Quo Vadis,” and “A Lot Meant” – are meant to start a conversation or dialogue about the meaning of each work to anyone who views them.
Becoming Being: By Richard D. York Acrylic and charcoal and paper on canvas. I am celebrating the paradox of becoming and being, in this painting, as not being mutually exclusive of each other, but rather existing for each other.
richard d. york studio: artist sequoyah county, cherokee nation. richard d. york. home. galleries i. dirt-indigo acrylic-paper ginger group-caldera becoming-being quo vadis . galleries ii . non-articulated puppet almost ludic a garden for all and none from the ashes dirt dreams me finite and boundless. galleries iii.
Richard D. York, a citizen of Cherokee Nation, uses his art to celebrate life, heal, initiate dialogue, connect with others, facilitate community, and honor his ancestors. Drawing inspiration from Cherokee traditional values, he promotes stewardship of the earth, plants, and animals while blending traditional methods with his western academic ...
About the Art. My intent is to make art that initiates dialogue, connection with others, facilitates community and honors my ancestors. Art is healing. I do not see my work as truly becoming art until another individual engages with it, bringing their personal experience and spirit to bear.
