Untitled drawing

Untitled drawing

Untitled ink-on-paper drawing by Jim Denomie, 2015.

“Off the Reservation (or Minnesota Nice)”

“Off the Reservation (or Minnesota Nice)”

“Off the Reservation (or Minnesota Nice).” Oil-on-canvas painting by Jim Denomie, 2012.

Jim Denomie giving an artist’s talk

Jim Denomie giving an artist’s talk

Jim Denomie giving an artist’s talk during his Eiteljorg Fellowship of Native American Fine Art, November 13, 2009. Photo by Sarah Stierch; uploaded to Wikimedia Commons by user Missvavin.

“Casino Sunrise”

“Casino Sunrise”

“Casino Sunrise.” Etching on paper by Jim Denomie, 2009.

“The Delegation”

“The Delegation”

“The Delegation.” Oil-on-canvas painting by Jim Denomie, 2008.

“Attack on Fort Snelling Bar and Grill”

“Attack on Fort Snelling Bar and Grill”

“Attack on Fort Snelling Bar and Grill.” Oil-on-canvas painting by Jim Denomie, 2007.

“Koochie and Tuffy”

“Koochie and Tuffy”

“Koochie and Tuffy.” Oil-on-canvas painting by Jim Denomie, 2007.

“Live Music Tonite”

“Live Music Tonite”

“Live Music Tonite.” Oil-on-canvas painting by Jim Denomie, 1996.

Jim Denomie in his studio

Jim Denomie in his studio

Jim Denomie speaking to an interviewer in his studio, 2021. Still image from “Art Speaks Teaser,” a video produced by the Minnesota Historical Society.

MN90: Jim Denomie’s Year of Daily Paintings

Jim Denomie, an Ojibwe artist in Minneapolis, had been painting for only fifteen years. Now fifty, he wanted to bring the fun back into his art by making a painting a day for a year. But that was after spending all day at his construction job. MN90’s Britt Aamodt tells the story.

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