Red Crow Gallery | Emerging Artists 2/3

Emily Lott

14in. x 11in. | 36cm x 28cm

Balance in freedom. An emblem of peace and hope and the potential for liberation. The painting captures a moment of transition—where the bonds of training give way to the beauty of independence.

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ARTIST OF THE MONTH

Emily Lott

Emily Lott is a contemporary Unangax̂ and Kootenai artist; she's known for her work that meditates on political identity through the imagery of the everyday working-class. Emily’s work is deeply rooted in her cultural heritage and up bringing in her Indigenous community. A Student at the University of Washington Emily has exhibited her work in local galleries around Seattle. She is dedicated to promoting Indigenous voices and art.

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$325 Million Dollar Donation to The Arts For Seattle University

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ART FROM THE AVENUE:
Showcases from underrepresented Artists

We are devoted to showcasing the remarkable talents of underrepresented artists, poised to become the big names in the art world. Here, we celebrate the rich tapestry of creativity and innovation that these emerging voices bring. We invite you to immerse yourself in their unique expressions and captivating narratives, as they challenge the conventional and inspire new perspectives.

ARTIST OF THE MONTH

Emily Lott

Our Collection

Articles & Op-ed

Portrayal of Native Americans: T.C. Cannon

$325 Million Dollar Donation to The Arts For Seattle University

ART FROM THE AVENUE: Showcases from underrepresented Artists

ART FROM THE AVENUE:
Showcases from underrepresented Artists