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Charles Beck
Gunvaldson currently lives and works in Fergus Falls, and owns his own business: Sign and Design. His primary mediums are oil and acrylic, and his inspiration comes from the natural world and people. Gunvaldson is also a muralist, and has completed a…
Man Power Act
Award-winning watercolorist and well-known local artist Kay Ornberg has created a large watercolor that expresses stunning beauty, a poignant message, and an innovative approach. The human figures loom large in the visual frame and sit strongly on…
Boy Swimming
Burkhart Weiner has exhibited widely, including four solo shows at the Rourke Art Museum. She maintains two studios, one in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota, and another one in Portland, Oregon. Burkhart Weiner has taught at the University of Cincinnati, …
John Trudell
In addition to his 19 year camera work on the White Earth Indian Reservation, artist John Ratzloff has tramped around, explored and played in northern Minnesota and Ontario with his old Hasselblad. - Bockley Gallery
Zoran
In addition to his 19 year camera work on the White Earth Indian Reservation, artist John Ratzloff has tramped around, explored and played in northern Minnesota and Ontario with his old Hasselblad. - Bockley Gallery
Jim Denomie, Wabooz Studio
In addition to his 19 year camera work on the White Earth Indian Reservation, artist John Ratzloff has tramped around, explored and played in northern Minnesota and Ontario with his old Hasselblad. - Bockley Gallery
Bruce Bacon, Garden Farme
In addition to his 19 year camera work on the White Earth Indian Reservation, artist John Ratzloff has tramped around, explored and played in northern Minnesota and Ontario with his old Hasselblad. - Bockley Gallery
Peter Wahlstrom
In addition to his 19 year camera work on the White Earth Indian Reservation, artist John Ratzloff has tramped around, explored and played in northern Minnesota and Ontario with his old Hasselblad. - Bockley Gallery
Logger and Eagle
Standing chain saw carved figure of a logger holding an eagle on an axe above his head with his proper right hand. The logger is dressed in a shirt, pants with suspenders and a hat. -- Smithsonian National Inventory
Logger
Standing chain saw carved figure of a logger with his proper right hand resting on a handle of an ax and his proper left hand in his pocket. The blade of the ax rests in front of the logger by his feet. He is dressed in workman's pants, held by…