SCOTT ROBERT HUDSON
Artist / Curator

Projects
Bison
Effigy Mound
Wild Horses
Meteor Shower
Wood Sculpture
Mollusk
Font de Gaume Drawings
Trees
Mt Shasta
Landscape as Witness/
    Reconcilation
    (In development)

The Great Flood
    (In development)

Blythe Intaglios
Blue Lines
Spirit In A Cave

Text
Conversation on Art
    and the Immanent:
    w/ Raymond Barnett Ph.D.

Conversation on Art and
    Environmental History
    w/ Amahia Mallea Ph.D

Bison Project Narrative
Effigy Mound Narrative
Wild Horses Project Narrative
The Making of Demoke
Mollusks Project Narrative
Font de Gaume
    Project Narrative

Lava Beds
Landscape as Witness /
    Reconcilation
    Project Narrative

    (In development)
The Great Flood
    Project Narrative
    (In development)

Blythe Intaglios
    Project Narrative
Blue Lines
    Project Narrative
Keith Lebanzon and the
    Bobcat Brush

What I did on the 10 Year
    Anniversary of 911

The June Beetle
Spirit In A Cave
Sovereignty of Content

Biography
Vitae & Chronology

Contact
srh.sculpture@cfu.net

WHAT I DID ON THE TEN YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF 911
 
 
I woke up in Badlands

Sunrise hike

New light

Spilling into Conata Basin

I then drove east

Then south

73 from Kadoka

I wanted to see Anna Mae

Or rather

Where she left this world

A leader of her people

Flawed, betrayed, murdered

I once saw a film

A detective

Stood at the place

I knew what it looked like

Driving south on 73

I knew the place right away

I thought

At least

They took you to a beautiful place

Butte land grass land

Dissected

White clay formations

Dotted with Red Cedars

I imagined

The handgun behind the ear

And flashing

And exploding into

One thousand prismatic, bird-shaped fragments of light

Shooting outward

Fanning out

Crystal colored

I saw this so clearly

In my mind's eye

I headed west through Wanblee

Lakota radio from Porcupine

Old Sioux men

Strumming electric guitars

Singing Jesus songs

South of Porcupine

I saw Wounded Knee

Two huge patches

Grass fire black

On top of the hill

Gateway to the cemetery

Crumbling

Forlorn

I climbed the hill

Went through the gate

Central slot area fenced

Chain link

Covered with charms

Ribbons, prayer flags

An Irish flag

All fluttering in the dry wind

I climbed down the hill

Entered the humble museum

Dark

Thick sage smoke

Large poster of Pedro Bissonette

Five dollar bill

This is what I did

On the tenth anniversary

Of September 11