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“I’ve painted on everything under the sun— canvas, black velvet and more
canvas. "Paha Ska has a unique art done on hide.., his art is the pictograph telling the story. Much of his art has spiritual meanings as shown by the shadows of the ghost figures." -Sherman MacVenn
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PAHA SKA Ogalla Sioux Tribe
Paha Ska, in English means “White Hills”. The rugged, barren,
white sandstone hills are typical of the Badlands of South Dakota.
Ogalla Sioux artist Paha Ska works on "The Victor," depicting a buffalo goring a fallen Sioux brave during a hunt on the Great Plains. (Photo by Lisa Palmeno) Native American artist Paha Ska paints from his heart, using natural dyes on animal hides, in the old, traditional way. Prints of some of the work, not on hides, are available in sizes 18’ x 24” up to 26’ x 38”. Some are limited editions, signed and numbered.
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