Featured Artist
Dylan Cavin
Featured Paintings
Pilgrimage Exalted (WYLD Gallery) “Dylan Cavin” Native American Art
Dylan Cavin's Pilgrimage Exalted won first place in the Graphics Division of the 2017 Five Civilized Tribes Art under the Oaks Art show in Muskogee, Oklahoma. Dylan's work has been shown in numerous museums, including both the New York and Washington D.C. locations of the Smithsonian's National Museum on the American Indian. Dylan also had paintings in the Return from Exile, an exhibit that traveled across the United States....
Robed Chief (WYLD Gallery) “Dylan Cavin” Native American Art
Dylan Cavin's stern Robed Chief won the President's Award at the 2016 Red Earth Festival in Oklahoma City. Dylan's work has been shown in numerous museums, including both the New York and Washington D.C. locations of the Smithsonian's National Museum on the American Indian. Dylan also had paintings in the Return from Exile, an exhibit that traveled across the United States....
Thoughts of Home
Dylan Cavin's Thoughts of Home was part of Return from Exile, an exhibit that traveled across the United States. Dylan describes the piece as follows: "Thoughts of Home portrays a solemn, older, Choctaw man. The watermark tree in his head symbolizes Mississippi, the Choctaw homeland. He is reminiscing about his home and the hardships following his peoples' removal. These hardships are outlined on the wrinkles on his face. Despite wearing a modern day bandana around his neck, the diamonds in the bandana are a nod to Choctaw culture." Dylan lives in Oklahoma. He is an enrolled member of the Choctaw Nation. Dylan's work has been shown in numerous museums, including both the New York and Washington, D.C. locations of the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian....
Ghosts of the Plains
Dylan Cavin's Ghosts of the Plains is based upon a photograph of Lakota Chief Iron Shell (1816-1896). Dylan lives in Oklahoma. He is an enrolled member of the Choctaw Nation. Dylan's work has been shown in numerous museums, including both the New York and Washington, D.C. locations of the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian. Dylan also had paintings in Return from Exile, an exhibit that traveled across the United States....
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