Review of Lou's show at Milwaukee Auditorium on October 31, 1974. Review in the November 7, 1974 issue of Bugle American, by Gary Peterson.
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Review of Lou's show at Milwaukee Auditorium on October 31, 1974. Review in the November 7, 1974 issue of Bugle American, by Gary Peterson.
Canoe Bailer
Gary Peterson
Proud Patriot Gondy.
And a side of Jesus Christ.
Jesus fucking Christ.
Gary Petersen, “Far Away” (2014),
Acrylic on canvas, 20” x 16”
Bachman-Turner Overdrive - Blue Collar
Gary Peterson, Untitled, B-G 3, 2011 (via)
Raven Mask
Gary Peterson
from the website: The Raven in kwakwaka'wakw legends it is seldom expressly stated that the chief among the myth people and it's name is "water for the earth". He obtains daylight and fresh water, makes rivers and fills them with fish, in one legend it says he married a dead salmon twin in order to obtain salmon.
There is one raven dance among the kwakwaka'wakw people, the hamsmala., the Raven-Of-The- North-End-Of-The-World. They were said to be the eating servants of baxwbakwalanuksiwe in the Hamatsa (cannibal) ceremony. , baxwbakwalanuksiwe is the Man-Eater-Of-The-North-End-Of-The-World.
Bumble Bee Mask
Gary Peterson