Kay WalkingStick's landmark "Chief Joseph" series is an elegy for the Nez Perce chief and his followers, who resisted forced removal from their homeland to a distant reservation. WalkingStick incised archetypal arc forms into thickly applied surfaces of acrylic paint and wax, revealing the color-stained canvases below in a kind of ritual act of mourning for the loss of home, land, and lives. 27 of the 36 panels in the series are in the permanent collection of the National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, D.C. visit

Kay WalkingStick receives Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters
and delivers address at 2011 Undergraduate Commencement, Arcadia University, Glenside, PA. [Segment on Kay Walkingstick begins at approx 36 min 45 sec.] visit

"Art Through Time: A Global View, Part 10: The Natural World," visit
[Segment on Kay WalkingStick begins at approx 15 min 57 sec.]
Related: "Wallowa Mountains Memory," visit
Series produced by PBS Thirteen in association with wnet.org.

Artdaily.org, Online Art Newspaper, visit
Review of show at June Kelly Gallery, 2011

Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center, Colorado Springs, CO visit
"Personal Paradise: Contemporary Perspectives on Landscape Painting"
On view through December 6, 2009.

Arcadia University, Glenside, PA visit

Alliance for Young Artists and Writers, New York, NY visit

Artists Unite Issue Blog visit
Review of show at June Kelly Gallery by Sky Pape

Joanne Mattera Art Blog visit
Review of show at June Kelly Gallery by Joanne Mattera

June Kelly Gallery, New York, NY visit

Rainmaker Gallery, Bristol, UK visit

The Hood Museum of Art, Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH visit

Eiteljorg Fellowship for Native American Art visit
Kay WalkingStick was a 2003 Fellow

Kresge Art Museum, East Lansing, MI visit

Dirk Bach, Jackson Heights, NY visit