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by Kevin Chasing Wolf Hutchins
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I have been creating art all of my life. But it wasn’t until I began seeking spiritually that I found inspiration to share my journey of life through painting. I believe that artists of all kinds are scouts of the human spirit. I feel that It is our responsibility to delve deep within ourselves into the greater potential of who we are and then share that with whatever talents we are gifted with. Once, at a gathering of Native elders and youth, a spiritual leader of the Northern Cheyenne people sitting across from me stated in a very powerful way that, “To be a true Indian, you have to know who you are and then give that back to the people.”
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Kevin Hutchins
Thank you, Allen. And thank you also, Anne. I appreciate your kind words. Blessings to you both.
Anne-Elizabeth Whiteway
Kevin, I like all of your art on this fabulous FAA site. Your rich heritage is indeed, a fact to be so proud of. I read your biography as written at the top of the first page. Because I am enamoured with all of your images here on FAA, I did have difficulty selecting a favorite. Of course, I could go back and select all as favkorites. In any case, I decided to go to image at the end. (this one) I have started doing that out of curiosity when I am interested in someone on FAA's portfolio. Today, it is you, KEVIN.. So I chose Birthing Pangs as a favorite today. The subject matter and the way you depicted this woman in labor pains resonate with me very well. The colors & hues are appropriate. Another thing: Of course you know that image can be interpreted on various levels of meaning. That's just one reason that I like to study art.