About Roger

• Awards - Over 50 awards in National Shows, including the Northern Plains Tribal Arts and Northern Plains Indian Market, Trail of Tears Show and the Red Cloud Show.

• Exhibits and Collections - Has exhibited in more than 35 one man shows, over 100 group shows, and has paintings in both national and international collections, including the Department of Interior, Washington, D.C., Oglala Sioux Tribal Health Services Hospital, Pine Ridge, SD, Mountain Bell, Denver, CO, SAFECO Insurance Company of America, Seattle, WA, SEAFIRST Bank Corp., Seattle, WA, Northern Plains Tribal Arts, American Indian Services Inc., Sioux Falls, SD, Museum of Nebraska Art, Kearney, NE, and Pierre Cardin, Paris, France.

• Conducts workshops throughout the United States.

• Related Experience – Juror, Cherokee Art Market, October, 2008; Juror, Red Cloud Heritage Center Show, June 2008;Tahoma High School Senior Contribution Mural Purchase, 2006; Guest Artist, First Peoples Fund, 2005; Art Juror, Washington 2005; Commissioner, Kent Arts Commission, Kent, WA 1994-1996; City of Denver, Denver Airport 1993-mural; Kent Arts Commission - 1992 - mural; National Indian Physicians of America, poster; AT&T Corporation - 1991 -poster for play; Washington State Arts Commission, 1986-1990 - Artist in Residence; Alaska State Arts Commission, 1985, 1984, 1983 - Artist in Residence.

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PUBLICATIONS

• The Lloyd New Art Mentorship Program, Buffalo Bill Historical Center News, July 2007
• Oscar Howe Summer Art Institute, University of South Dakota News, June 2007
• Who’s Who In American Art, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2000
• The Turtle Times, Journey Museum, Spring 2003
• Indian Country Today, Jill Rowley, October 11, 2000
• Master Collections 19^th & 20^th Century, Art Exchange New York, 2000
• Roger Broer, An Artist in Context, University of South Dakota, 1998
• University of Wisconsin-Eau Clair Historical Archive, March 6, 1997
• MONA, A MONA Moment, Planning a Giveaway, Ron Roth, 1993
• MONA Online, Museum of Nebraska Art, 1992
• Illustrated History of the Arts of South Dakota 1989, Center for Western Studies, Augustana College, Art Huseboe and Arthur Amiotte.
• Dream Catcher’s Artists Guild, May 1987

ORGANIZATIONS

• Artists of the Black Hills

AWARDS

• 1^st Place Sculpture, Tesoro Indian Art Show, Morrison, CO, 2007

• 2^nd Place, Oils, Northern Plains Indian Market, Sioux Falls, 2006

•  1st place, Printmaking, Northern Plains Tribal Arts, Sioux Falls, 2003, 2002, 2001, 1998, 1997, 1995

• Best of Show Fine Arts, Northern Plains Tribal Arts, Sioux Falls, 2000

• Outstanding Alum, University of Montana, Billings 2000

• Best in Division and 1st in Category, Indian Art Northwest, Portland 1998, 1999

• 2nd Place Printmaking, Indian Art Northwest, Portland, 2000

• 3rd place, Printmaking, Indian Art Northwest, Portland, 1999

• 3rd place, Printmaking, Red Cloud Indian Art Show, Pine Ridge, 1999

• 3rd place, Printmaking, Eiteljorg Museum Indian Market, Indianapolis, 1997

• 1st and 2nd place, Printmaking, Grand River Indian Artists' Gathering, Museum of Northern Colorado, Grand Junction 1996

• 1st and 2nd place, Printmaking, Eiteljorg Museum Indian Market, Indianapolis, 1996

• 3rd place, Printmaking, Northern Plains Tribal Arts, Sioux Falls, 1996

• 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place, Printmaking, Northern Plains Tribal Arts, Sioux Falls, 1994

• 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place, Printmaking, Northern Plains Tribal Arts, Sioux Falls, 1993

• Selected for Northern Plains Tribal Arts 1993 Poster and Publicity Artist

• Media Awards, Indian Nations Rendezvous and Trade Fair, Denver; 1991, 1992

• Best of Media, Red Cloud Indian Art Show; 1989, 1988, 1987, 1985, 1984, 1982

• Best of Show, media, A.I.C.A., San Dimas; 1982, 1981, 1979

• Best of Show, Rapid City Boys' Club, Rapid City; 1982, 1981

• 2nd Place Award, Print Media, Tribal Arts '88, Sioux Falls; 1988

• 2nd Place Award, Colorado Indian Market, Boulder; 1986

• 2nd Place Award, Trail of Tears, Talequah; 1984

• Honorable Mention, Trail of Tears, Talequah; 1985

COLLECTIONS

• Oglala Sioux Tribal Health Services Hospital, Pine Ridge, SD

• Northern Plains Tribal Arts, American Indian Services Inc., Sioux Falls, SD

• Museum of Nebraska Art, Kearney, NE

• Department of Interior, Washington, D.C.

• Pierre Cardin, Paris, France

• Museum of Native American Cultures, Spokane, WA

• Sioux Indian Museum, Rapid City, SD

• Mountain Bell, Denver, CO

• SAFECO Insurance Company of America, Seattle, WA

• SEAFIRST Bank Corp., Seattle, WA

• Atka Lakota Museum, Chamberlain, SD

• Heritage Center, Pine Ridge, SD

• Eastern Montana College, Billings, MT

ONE/TWO MAN SHOWS

• Warrior's Work Gallery, Hill City, SD  2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002

• Middle Border Museum, Mitchell, SD 2004

• University of South Dakota, Vermilion, SD traveling show 1998-2000

• Spirit in the Wind Gallery, Golden, CO 1994

• Museum of Nebraska Art, Kearney, NE 1993

• Oscar Howe Museum, Mitchell, SD 1992

• Prairie Lee Gallery, Chicago, IL 1988

• Footsteps Across New Mexico, NM 1988

• Ortegas, Santa Fe, NM 1987

• Sacred Circle Gallery, Seattle, WA 1987

• White Horse Gallery, Boulder, CO 1987, 1986

• Anakota Arts, Rapid City, SD 1987, 1985, 1984, 1982

• Louise Matzke Gallery, Seattle, WA 1984, 1982, 1981

• Rudebusch & Associates, Minneapolis, MN 1982

• Rendezvous Gallery, Anchorage, AK 1982

• Museum of Native American Cultures, Spokane, WA 1979

• Department of Interior, Washington D.C. 1974  

WORKSHOPS , LECTURES, RESIDENCIES, and CONSULTATION

• Oscar Howe Native American Summer Art Institute, University of South Dakota, Vermillion, SD 2007 – Monotype Teaching

• Lloyd New Art Mentorship Program, Buffalo Bill Historical Center, Cody, WY 2007 – Mentor for 6 Native Students

• Broer Studio, Hill City, SD 2007, 2006, 2005 – Monotype Workshop

• Sinte Gleske University Art Institute, Mission, SD 2005 – Monotype Workshop

• Middle Border Museum, Mitchell, SD 2004 – Monotype Workshop

• Northern Plains Tribal Arts, 2003, 2002 – Monotype Workshop

• Cherry Creek Artist in Residence, Denver, CO 1999

• Artist Residence, American Indian Services, Sioux Falls, SD 1998

• University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire, WI 1997 – Monotype Workshop

• Salt Lake City Watercolor Society, Salt Lake City, UT 1995, 1996 – Monotype Workshop

• Coupeville Arts Center, Coupeville, WA 1993, 1994 – Monotype Workshop

• Oscar Howe Museum, Mitchell, SD 1999,1992 – Monotype Workshop

• Hupe Arts, LaConner, WA 1991, 1992 – Monotype Workshop

• A.N.D. Communications, Bringing the Classics to the Classroom, Hollywood, CA 1991

• National Endowment, Art in Rural Areas Committee, 1991 – Teaching Art

• Smithsonian Institute, Art for the People Committee, Seattle, WA 1991 - Consultation

• Crazy Horse Monument - 1 week - Custer, SD 1991

• Sylvan Lake Lodge - 2 weeks - Keystone, SD 1991

• Dreamcatchers South Gallery, Consultant, Orlando, FL 1990 - Consultation

• Hazelwood Elementary School, Auburn, WA 1990 – Monotype Workshop

GUEST ARTIST

• Murals for Presentation by Senior Class, Tahoma High School, Maple Valley, WA 2006

• Backdrop Murals for Celebration of First People's Fund Honorees, Rapid City, SD 2005

• Great Falls Native American Art Show, Great Falls, MT 1988 

FELLOWSHIPS/GRANTS

• Fellow, First People’s Fund, Rapid city, SD 2005

JUROR

• Cherokee Art Market, Tulsa, OK 2008

• Red Cloud Heritage Center Show, Pine Ridge, SD 2008

• Washington State Pastel Society, Olympia, WA 2005

• Western Washington State Fair Art Show, Puyallup, WA 1999

• Reflections Art Competition, Kent, WA 1993

• Canterbury Faire Art Juror, Kent, WA 1992

• Bumbershoot Children's Art Show Juror, Seattle, WA 1990

• Guest Artist & Juror, North Kitsap Arts & Crafts Show, Poulsbo, WA 1982 

EDUCATION

• Credits toward Master of Fine Arts, Central Washington University

• Bachelor of Arts, Extended Fine Arts, Eastern Montana College

Contact Roger Broer at:

P.O. Box 324

Hill City, SD 57745

605 574 4559 Home Phone

www.rogerbroer.net

www.lakotart.com

roger@lakotart.com