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  • Wendy Red Star
    Wendy Red Star
    / Bachelor of Fine Arts and Interference

    …where my tipi sits”—to create Interference (2004). In this significant early work, Red Star installed clusters of poles to suggest the structures of tipis in sites around the Montana State campus to acknowledge the university’s encroachment on Apsáalooke land. After the sculptures were repeatedly dismantled by passersby, Red Star defiantly…

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    …where my tipi sits”—to create Interference (2004). In this significant early work, Red Star installed clusters of poles to suggest the structures of tipis in sites around the Montana State campus to acknowledge the university’s encroachment on Apsáalooke land. After the sculptures were repeatedly dismantled by passersby, Red Star defiantly…

    Read More