Michael Two Bulls, the Lakota artist known for juxtaposing old images with pop art, recently told students at the University of South Dakota that art can be a way to "break the mold."
“A lot of my work takes a glimpse into the past," he said. "Taking old stories and adding a twist."
Two Bulls, the university’s summer 2016 artist in residence, was on hand to present a lecture on printmaking and to show some of his work, which often examines topics like drug addiction, tribal identity and historical reconciliation, and land rights.
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