The Metropolitan Museum in New York has acquired one of the paintings from Kay WalkingStick’s recent exhibit at June Kelly Gallery. It is called “Wallowa Mountain Memory” and can be seen on the homepage of her website:
www.kaywalkingstick.com.
In addition, two other paintings from that show went to museums. The piece called “We’re Still Dancing/ Taos Variation” was purchased by the Hunter Museum in Chattanooga, TN, and the work called “Farewell to the Smokies” went to the Denver Art Museum.

A print of hers, ” Il Sogno del Cortile” is part of a portfolio called “Master Artists/Master Printmaker” which has recently been acquired by the National Gallery of Art in Washington. DC. It was created at the Experimental Printmaking Institute at Lafayette College in Easton, Pa.

If you are in the northern New Jersey area you can see an installation WalkingStick designed and made for the Montclair Museum, Montclair NJ. The installation includes 28 hanging oil on paper paintings based on northern plains indigenous women’s parfleche bags. It is called “American Abstraction/Dialogue with the Cosmos.” It will be hanging for the entire year of 2008.