SkyHawk recently presented an exhibition at the Four Winds Lausanne Pow Wow in Switzerland

SkyHawk presented an exhibition in 2000 at the Four Winds Lausanne Pow Wow in Switzerland.

Part of that expo were acrylic paintings on canvas from his new (click here)Black and Red series as well as collages using various materials.

He continues working on another series involving nightmarish visions of skulls and dancing dead...as well as a series for a new exhibition, that is taking place at Chamonix, France, from January 31 to March 16, 2002. , titled It's a good day to be indigenous.

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SkyHawk exposed his paintings at the Taco's Bar in Lausanne, Switzerland (January 4- February 28, 2002.) This exhibition was the result of his collaboration with the aboriginese artist John Smith Gumbula, which will hopefully continue in the future.

To see more, check out

SkyHawk-JS.Gumbula collaboration

To check for future events, exhibitions and performances, see the News page

Coming soon, an exhibition presenting the many faces of Skyhawk

"Self Portraits and portraits by others"

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Soon to come in 2003 ( date to be announced),

Lausanne, Switzerland

NO DOGS, NO INDIANS ALLOWED

Multimedia performance

written, performed and directed by SkyHawk