top of page


"Dreamscap3": My Journey as a Contemporary Queer Mohawk Artist
"Sometimes recognition comes from unexpected places." Dreamscape Mixed-media triptych. Acrylic, Sharpie, spray paint, recycled bingo cards, varnish finish. Created in 2024 When Mohawk artist Dave Fadden reached out to invite me to be part of a group exhibition, it was a moment that meant more than just showing my artwork. It was a moment of being seen. As a contemporary queer Mohawk artist, my work does not always fit into the traditional expectations people may ha
kitthomasart
Jul 212 min read


Can You Carry the Story? The Responsibility of Creating Indigenous Art
Last night I met a Non-Indigenous Caucasian artist who proudly told me they create “Aboriginal art”…. (Did you’re body tense up?) That wording immediately stood out to me. As an Indigenous person, “Aboriginal” is not a word I personally use to describe myself. For many Indigenous people today, terms like First Nations, Inuit, Métis, or Indigenous are more commonly used. Then she showed me her artwork. I recognized imagery connected to the creation story , so I star
kitthomasart
Jul 122 min read


A Two-Spirit Mohawk Artist’s Connection to Ancestral Creativity
What if your artwork understood something before you did? Discover how reconnecting with my ancestral creativity inspired Sweetgrass Braid and transformed my creative journey.
kitthomasart
Jun 182 min read
bottom of page