NEW ALBUM
PASTURE GIRL
JULY 11
Kahrin is a singer-songwriter, sound healer and multimedia artist from Cleveland, Ohio
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The Red Road
As spoken by Oglala Sioux medicine man, Black Elk, to be walking The Red Road is to live the Seven Sacred Virtues of the Lakota:
Wóčhekiya : Prayer
Wičákha : Honesty
Wahwala : Humility
Waúnšila : Compassion
Waóhola : Respect
Wawokiye : Generosity
Wóksape : Wisdom
In her debut exhibition, Kahrin expresses her interpretation of these virtues through recycled fabric and wax.
Nursey Commissions
“A Sleepy Tree Frog” for Kai
8 x 10 inches
recycled fabric on canvas paper
“A Dreaming Owl” for Eloise
8 x 10 inches
recycled fabric on canvas paper
“Brothers” for Lincoln and Liam
18 x 24 inches
recycled fabric on canvas paper
“A Humming Bird” for Jen
18 x 24 inches
recycled fabric on canvas paper
“A Napping Turtle” for Callum
18 x 24 inches
recycled fabric on canvas paper
“A Cuddling Koala” for Zelie
18 x 24 inches
recycled fabric on canvas paper
SOPHOMORE ALBUM
Poems from Willow Creek
Kahrin’s Grandfather (Papa), L. Joseph Spear wrote a book of poetry titled Poems from Willow Creek in 1996.
In the preface, he stated:
In the past I have never made a serious attempt to write any poetry or other written works of any consequence. This attempt, I am sure, will have no literary impact on the world!
This album is her attempt to help him believe the opposite.
Kahrin loves creating worlds for others to heal + play in. To celebrate the release of her sophomore album, Poems from Willow Creek, she curated an immersive concert experience including print photography, super 8 film , up-cycled vintage apparel, hand-painted murals, and willow branches from her family’s farm.
Photos by Diana Galay Photo