Warrior Medicine Art Gallery

Greetings from Blackfoot country! I am pleased to share with you my art and journey.
niitanikoo TREVOR KIITOKII ……. Piikani Nation of the Blackfoot Confederacy.

My experience as the Senior Interpreter Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump has allowed me to acquire and develop a broad base of “Native American History” and range of knowledge, understanding which would lend itself well to my art.

It is with this knowledge and understanding that I would have the ability to deliver superior quality in my stories that best represents the Blackfoot Culture.

The stories I share in my paintings are of the Plains People ancestry culture and way of life...

Professional Projects:

Set Designer/Wardrobe for “In Search of the Buffalo” film project
National Geographics “Mammoth Hunters” Wardrobe design.
Blackfoot War Shirts with porcupine quillwork, horsehair fringes on tanned deer hide.
Oil painting on canvas, Blackfoot pictograph influences
Porcupine quill medicine pipe bags
Mamawi Dinner Theater pre-European contact wardrobe designer/Native Dance Choreographer
IAAF World Championship in Athletics, Edmonton, AB. – Tipi village consultation and setup
Sacred Self art workshop, Edmonton, AB. Aboriginal
art series

Collector Series:

Jim Shaw, CEO – Shaw Cable – “Mistaken Thunder” war shirt
Royal Alberta Museum – Beaded War Shirt
Dr. Dale Auger, “Many Horses”, “Takes Gun” war shirts
Raven Gallery, Halifax, NS. “Thunder Horse Capture”, “Night Singer” war shirts
Gregg Rodda, “Artists of the World”, Calgary, AB. “Morning Star Warrior” war shirt
Tim Hamilton, “Wolf Warrior” war shirt

An accomplished singer song writer both contemporary and traditional genre Trevor is also a Master hypnotist, visual artist in oil painting medium, textile and traditional porcupine quill work.

All reproductions shown on these pages are copyright protected by Trevor Kiitokii (Prairie Chicken). Text copyright © 2007 by the Warrior Medicine Art Gallery. No part of this website covered by the copyright herein may be reproduced or used in any form, downloaded or transferred, electronically or otherwise, without prior written permission from Trevor Kiitokii (Prairie Chicken) and/or the Warrior Medicine Art Gallery.