RedCan Galleries

Immerse yourself in RedCan! View the image galleries from pervious RedCan Graffiti Jam’s as well as the Virtual RedCan video library!

2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020

2021 Gallery

Murals

 

Artists at Work

Traditional Dance

Other Activities and Events

2020 Gallery

Murals

2020 Virtual Gallery

RedCan 2020 Mural Premiere

RedCan Mini Documentary & Oil Pastels w/ Wade Patton

Opening Song and Prayer & Panel Discussion: “Changing The Narrative; The Power of Messaging Through Public Art”

RedCan Mini Documentary & Photo Transfer/Printmaking w/ Micheal Two Bulls

Panel Discussion: “Remember Your Medicines; Keeping Our Body And Spirit Healthy Through Adverse Times”

RedCan Mini Documentary & Miniature Shields w/ Gus Yellow Hair

Panel Discussion: “Powered By Our Ancestors; Harnessing The Wisdom Of Our People To Empower Our Next Generation”

DJ Micah Presents: Virtual RedCan Mix 2020

RedCan Mini Documentary & Skateboard Design with Our Youth @ Cheyenne River Youth Project & Live Painting w/ Unalee Howe

Talking Circle with Julie Garreau, Executive Director, Cheyenne River Youth Project & Featured Artists

2019 Gallery

Images courtesy Wingspan Media

Murals

Artists at Work

Traditional Dance

Other Activities and Photos

2018 Gallery

Images courtesy Wingspan Media

Murals

Artists at Work

Traditional Dance

Other Activities

2017 Gallery

Images courtesy of Richard Steinberger Photography

Finished Murals

Artists at Work

Traditional Dances

Graffiti Workshop

Other Activities

2016 Gallery

Images courtesy of Richard Steinberger Photography

Finished Murals

Artists at Work

Traditional Dances

Graffiti Stencil Workshop

2015 Gallery

Finished Murals

Artists at Work

Traditional Dances

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Art Center News

As we embark upon the construction of our new Youth Arts Center for the Waniyetu Wowapi Institute and Art Park, we will keep you updated regularly. Check here for the latest news.

Classes & Workshops

The Waniyetu Wowapi Institute and Art Park currently offers programming in fine art, graffiti and street art, and traditional Lakota arts. Our long-term vision includes music and movement, commercial arts, full internships/peer mentor program. Learn more about our classes and workshops.

Lakota Arts Fellowship

The CRYP Lakota Arts Fellowship is a 9-month Fellowship Program within our Waniyetu Wowapi Institute and Art Park. The Fellowship program is designed to build confidence, skills and personal growth for teens who have indicated they are considering pursuing a career in the arts. Learn more about the Fellowship here.

Instructors & Featured Artists

We are deeply thankful for the connection we have to so many incredible artists here on Cheyenne River and across the country. These talented, dedicated individuals teach our children through our Waniyetu Wowapi (Winter Count) Institute & Art Park, they share their unique work in our Keya Gift Shop & E-Store, and at every turn, they join with us to lift up our community. Meet our Instructors and Artists. 

Waniyetu Wowapi Art Park

The Waniyetu Wowapi Art Park, located adjacent to Cokata Wiconi, is a free public space that offers Cheyenne River’s young people, members of our community, and visitors from other places to express their own unique voices and life experiences in a positive, healthy way. Both traditional and contemporary arts are welcome in this safe outdoor space. Learn more about the Art Park.

RedCan Graffiti Jam

RedCan provides meaningful, lasting inspiration to our young people, who seek to explore their identities, find their own unique voices, and express themselves in a positive, healthy way. It also offers offers an unprecedented opportunity for the Cheyenne River community to experience what has become the largest art movement in the history of humankind. Learn more about RedCan here.