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Natalie Ball
Deer Woman's New Medicine

About

Natalie Ball (Klamath/Modoc) is a contemporary artist whose practice includes installation, performance, sculpture, and mixed-media textile art. Ball’s work draws from the community-derived visual vocabularies of her Black, Modoc, and Klamath heritage, particularly quilt designs that she learned from her grandmother. Deer Woman's New Medicine belongs to a larger body of work in which Ball deploys Deer Woman, an avatar of her own persona with deep roots in the spiritual worldview of Indigenous peoples. Deer Woman’s vengefulness toward perpetrators of violence against women has made her a spirit of enormous contemporary significance. 

Artist

Natalie Ball

Dimensions

71 x 63 x 2 1/4 in.

Credit Line

Art Bridges

Date

2022

Medium

Textiles, wood, cowhide, paint

Object Number

AB.2025.16

Provenance

Artist; (Bortolami Gallery, New York, NY); purchased by John and Susan Horseman Collection, 2022); purchased by Art Bridges, 2025

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