Artist's Practice
Make Time for Art
Dance & Regalia
Harmony Hill has spent her life as a proud dancer and singer. She has traveled across the continent with her family dancing and singing competitively and does educational shows at schools and a variety of other venues. She designs and creates all of her own and her family's regalia. She also takes orders.
Hunting Moon Pow wow, Milwaukee, WI
Menominee Nation, Keshena, WI
Kickapoo Pow wow
Kickapoo, KS
Sycuan Pow wow
Sycuan, CA
Wampum Dust Fan Belt inspired bench
The people of the Haudenosaunee confederacy use wampum belts to record important events and agreements. The Dust Fan Belt represents the Tree of Peace that unites the 6 nations of the confederacy, their territories and the everlasting life of the Haudenosaunee people.
PAINTINGS
Harmony Hill's artwork has been used in several public spaces to express the culture and pride of local tribes.
Medicine Women
This collection of native women dancers from across North America is titled Medicine Women to amplify the power, strength and healing nature of women. The collection includes women from 10 different dance categories and a wide range of different tribal affiliations.
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As a native woman, we bare a lot of weight.
A lot is expected of native women and native women expect a lot of themselves.
It is Harmony's experience that people often take this for granted and put an unreasonable and disproportionate amount of responsibilities on to the shoulders of our women.
We are always there to pick up the pieces when things fall apart and we are warriors,
but under these conditions we often end up neglecting our own well-being.
My work is intended to amplify the value of native women and empower women to value themselves.
Old Style Jingle
16x20" Acrylic on Canvas
Women's Southern Buckskin
16x20" Acrylic on Canvas
Haudenosaunee Smoke
16x20" Acrylic on Canvas
Traditional Applique Scrub
16x20" Acylic on Canvas
Northern Buckskin
16x20" Acrylic on Canvas
Old Style Jingle Custom
16x20" Acrylic on Canvas
Southern Buckskin honor beat
18x24" Acrylic on Canvas
Fancy Shawl ylw
16x20" Acrylic on Canvas
Old Style Jingle 002
16x20" Acrylic on Canvas
Self-Determination
16x20" Acrylic on Canvas
Woodland Applique
11x14: Acrylic on Canvas
Scrub SpecialÂ
11x14: Acrylic on Canvas
Stolen Sisters
Harmony Hill created the Stolen Sisters Collection to honour and raise awareness for MMIW (Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls). When native women go missing in Indian Country, our communities say that she disappears twice, once in physical form and again in the media because our missing and murdered women seldom receive media coverage and are not tracked by law enforcement agencies.
Original Jingler
16x20 Acrylic on Canvas
Original Longhouse
16x16 Acrylic on Canvas
Original Dentalium
16x20" Acrylic on Canvas
Stolen Sisters Collection 2
Longhouse Sister
16x20" Acrylic on Canvas
Old Style Sister
16x20" Acrylic on Canvas
Applique Sister
16x20" Acrylic on Canvas
Beadwork
Harmony Hill has created original, contemporary Native American beadwork for 26 years. Her beadwork is used in ceremony, everyday wear and dance regalia for herself, her children and others
Mocassins & Leggings
Beaded bag
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Baby Mocassins
Rooted in Culture
Buried in Unmarked Grave
- Indian Residential School
Acrylic on Canvas
SOLD
SKYWOMAN
Acrylic and Ink on panel
White Pine Frame
Available
Three Sisters
Red Cedar
SOLD
Intertribal
Digital
Prints and cards are available upon request.
Woodwork
- Vessels of Indigenous Knowledge Collection -
Spirit Plate
Pine & Birch
Spirit Plate - side
Spirit Plate - bottom
Grandmother
Pine & Birch
Grandmother Vase
top
Grandmother
Three Sisters
Cedar
Side View - Closed
Open
Offerings
Birch
Side
Side
Indian Woman - Vase
Poplar
Indian Woman
Top
Song - Rattles
Various woods
Matriarch
Poplar
Side
Top - Open
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Fire Keeper
Birch & Fir
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Side
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Bottom
Little Sister
Brother
