Sikapinakii Low Horn
ARTIST BIO
Sikapinakii (“Black Eyed Woman”) Low Horn is a Blackfoot artist from Siksika First Nation. They earned a BFA from Alberta University of the Arts in 2019. Working across multiple mediums, Low Horn draws on Blackfoot teachings and stories to educate audiences about Blackfoot history and culture. Their work incorporates bold, traditional imagery to create welcoming spaces, while ongoing research focuses on the history of Blackfoot cowboys.
ABOUT THIS WORK
“Taking his photo on a whim, while skateboarding, I’ve realized he is the epitome of community. A big spirit and heart, he makes everyone feel welcomed and supported. Nic is from White Bear First Nations, but has resided in Mohkinstsis and been a part of the skate community for years.” – Sikapinakii Low Horn
“This image is of a group of Blackfoot men supporting one another while putting a tipi up at the Elbow River Camp in the summer of 2025. Yearly, we come together and share the teachings and stories of our Eagle Rib tipi.” – Sikapinakii Low Horn
