"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

These original paintings have traveled from gallery walls to my website. Featured at my solo exhibition at Nori's Café in Saranac Lake and the Brush Art Gallery at St. Lawrence University, each piece reflects my journey as a Haudenosaunee, queer artist working in acrylic and mixed media with recycled bingo cards. Read the stories behind the artwork, in a previous Blog then visit KitThomasArt.com to add an original painting to your collection. Looking for something smaller? Yo

I'm bringing them home & having a mega clearance Moving sale. Sweet Deals! Drift (16" × 20") explores sapphic beauty through flowing linework inspired by the curves of the feminine form. Originally exhibited during my solo show at Nori's Café in Saranac Lake and later at the Brush Art Gallery at St. Lawrence University. Regulate Nervous System (11" × 14") began as a live demonstration for my Neurographic Art mindfulness workshop at Salmon River in collaboration with the Safe

Inspired by people who turn their lived experience into positive change. For myself, I was inspired by meeting Myles Sexton at a Safer Spaces training in Cornwall, Ontario, Canada. Myles is a creative director, stylist, TV personality, entrepreneur, podcast host, and award-winning content creator, but what stood out most was their advocacy. They use their platform to educate about 2SLGBTQIA+ inclusion, HIV awareness, sobriety, and authentic self-expression, showing how creat