Adrian Stimson explains why the bison has been central to his art practice for 20 years
Multi-disciplinary artist Adrian Stimson shares why the bison has been the central figure of his art practice for more than 20 years, and how he tackles heavy subjects like colonialism with humour and levity.
The artist shares how the animal helps him reflect on the violent legacy of colonialism
Bison have been at the centre of Adrian Stimson's art practice for decades. The creature informs his paintings, photography, sculptures, installations and even his performative alter-ego, Buffalo Boy.
The Blackfoot artist joined Tom Power to reflect on how his ancestors' deep connection to bison fuels his art, and how he manages to tackle heavy subjects like colonialism with humour and levity.
The full interview with Adrian Stimson is available on our podcast, Q with Tom Power. Listen and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.
Interview with Adrian Stimson produced by Jane van Koeverden.