Lillian Pitt and Juno Lachman
Lillian Pitt (American | Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs, born 1943); Juno Lachman (born 1967)
Northwest Native American artist Lillian Pitt (Warm Springs, Wasco, Yakama) creates masks, sculptures, jewelry, prints, public art, and more. She uses a variety of materials including clay, bronze, and glass. Her art reflects and celebrates her Warm Springs, Yakama, and Wasco heritage. In Pitt's own words: “Everything I do, regardless of the medium, is directly related to honoring my ancestors and giving voice to the people, the environment and the animals. It’s all about maintaining a link with tradition, and about honoring the many contributions my ancestors have made to this world.” She was honored with a Governor’s Award of the Oregon Arts Commission in 1990.
Juno Lachman is Lillian Pitt's collaborator. He has been doing Pitt's glass casting for about fifteen years.
Artwork
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