Join us for a First Friday reception for artist Taiomah Rutledge as he shares his work, “Geo-Floral” for this month’s exhibition in the Steckline Gallery.

Rutledge describes his exhibition as rooted in the principle, “We will sing where our ancestors’ songs fell silent.”

“As a teaching artist and cultural advocate, I have applied this concept into my creative process,” Rutledge said. “Weaving woodland appliqué and Dakota florals into my contemporary printmaking and ledger work, I seek to restore our ancestral narratives and art forms, reclaiming and expanding upon them with art education and community engagement.”

The “Geo-Floral” exhibition will be on display Sept. 4-25.