Shawn Skabelund

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Gallery of Fire, 2025
Fidelity, 2025
Wandering Angel: Exemplar, Looking Back, 2025
365, 2024
Cirque, 2024
Coyote Makes the World, 2024
Convergence, 2024
Expanding Home/Place, 2024
re-Creation, 2024
Their Largeness Passes Through Me, 2024
La línea esmeralda, emitido desde el Tierra, 2024
Observance, 2023
Virga: Beneath the Sierra sin Agua, 2022
Wandering Angel, 2022
1,785, 2022
Drive-by Shooting, 2022
Substantial Burden, 2022
Walking Beings, 2022
Found, 2022
Ember, 2021
Tree, 2021
Ojo, 2021
In the Shadow of my Intimacy, 2021
Our Loss becomes Extraordinary by Its Vanishing, 2021
The Bodies Gone, the Purchases Made, 2020
The Weight of Remembering, 2020
Encircling Vastness, 2018
The Horizon becomes a Line, 2018
The Edge Effect, 2018
Tree of Pain, 2018
Monarch Mimicry, 2017
Land of Reclamation, 2017
Composition for Forests, 2016
Spring Flowers, 2016
Standing in the Eye of God, 2016
Culpable, 2015
Overburden, 2015
Virga: the Hunt for Water, 2013
A Bed in the Sky, above Quetta, 2013
Standing at the Fire's Edge, 2013
Corvus, 2013
Collaborating with an Abert, 2013
A Toll on Earth, 2013
The Price of Entrance, 2012
The River Floweth On, 2012
Eyes of Siena, 2011
6000 Bodies, 2011
Speaking in Tongues, 2009
The Procreation and Preservation of Art, 2008
Wandering Headless Through Eternity, 2007
Stigmata at Wounded Knee, 2007
Burrowing into the Earth, 2007
Coaxing the Waters, 2006
An American Artist, 2005
Pioneer Spirit, 2004
Folding into the Earth, 2004
Drawing on Nature, 2004
Cradle of Life, 2003
Conversing With Coyote, 2003
Institution of the Crib, 2001
Infestation, 2001
Temple of Sibyl, 1999
Land of Exploitation, 1999
Plumb Line, 1998
A Toll on Earth, 1998
Mentoring Session, 1997
What Darkness Brings to Light, 1997
River Wraith, 1997
Picnic at the Footstool, 1996
A Path that Joins and Divides, 1996
A New World Burial, 1995
Healing the Circle, 1995
A Line, Issued out of the Ground, 1994
Circle of Death, Circle of Hope, 1993

Ojo

Natural History Institute, Prescott, AZ, 2021

Materials: Ponderosa pine pollen and burnt ponderosa pine wood

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