"Camryn" by Camryn Growing Thunder

Created as part of a series of portraits depicting the strength in my maternal lineage, this self portrait reflects my identity as a queer Dakota/Nakoda woman and is an open embrace of femininity. Pink is my favorite color, appearing frequently in my practice. I use this color unapologetically to challenge the ways femininity is often dismissed or diminished. The background features a butterfly design that is commonly found in Dakota/Nakoda beadwork made for young girls. The butterfly reflects transformation and the enduring strength of younger generations. My goal is to create safety for the youth in my community through artistic practice, specifically for young women and queer individuals. Portraiture is how I find my authentic voice and how I encourage future generations to lead with love and authenticity.

All artwork and merchandise sold through the Native Voices exhibition are considered final sale.

Due to the unique and original nature of the works, returns, exchanges, or refunds are not accepted once a purchase has been completed.

If a piece is damaged at the time of purchase, the buyer must notify Cameron Ward, the owner of Art Off the Rails, before leaving the gallery so the issue can be documented and addressed immediately.

For shipped items, any damage must be reported within 48 hours of delivery, accompanied by clear photographic documentation of the packaging and artwork.

By completing a purchase, the buyer acknowledges and agrees to this policy.

Artwork Pickup (Local Buyers) Purchased pieces that are not shipped must be picked up by the end of the exhibition on May 8th. Buyers will be notified when their artwork is ready for pickup.

If the artwork is not picked up by May 8th, the buyer will be responsible for shipping and handling costs, or an additional storage fee may apply. The gallery is not responsible for unclaimed artwork after this date.

Shipping Shipping costs are calculated based on the actual carrier rate, plus a handling fee to cover professional packaging and labor. Shipping fees vary depending on the size, weight, fragility, and destination of the artwork.

Estimated domestic shipping ranges:

• Small works (prints, small objects): $8–$20

• Medium works (framed pieces, light sculptures): $20–$60

• Large or fragile works: $60–$150+

Insurance All shipped artwork will include insurance equal to the full sale value. Insurance costs are the responsibility of the buyer.

Shipping Timeline Shipped artwork will be sent within 7–14 business days following the close of the exhibition, unless otherwise arranged. By completing a purchase, the buyer agrees to these shipping and pickup terms.