A community-engaged collaboration between the Wiyot Tribe and Dell'Arte International about the life and art of Wiyot artist Rick Bartow.

portrait of Rick Bartow by KB Dixon

This just in: Eureka Theatre, a volunteer run organization, is reconsidering their capacity to hold events in April due to Covid19...

New screenings of The Bartow Project

The Bartow Project will screen in theatres across Wiyot territory in April 2022

A dance film about Rick & Julie

2022 thanks-giving sunrise gathering #baduwatsunrise

Watch video of the virtual panel with TBP filmmakers.

Bartow pole sculpture installed at Da gou rou louwi' Cultural Center.

In 2012 Rick Bartow, an internationally recognized Native American artist from Newport, Oregon, unveiled his sculpture "We Were Always...

Dell'Arte International's re-christened summer BADUWA’T FESTIVAL will feature 2 TBP events; both will be virtually accessible. - the...

In the spirit of renewal and a world responding to big changes, The Bartow Project has been re-envisioned to create a wider platform for...

From Artistic Director Zuzka Sabata: The year 2020 continues to be one of transformative change, a favorite theme of Rick's artwork. My...

The core artistic team welcomed Samantha Williams-Gray (Tlingit) in December of 2019 to join the process of creating Things You Know But...

In September of 2019, independent collaborator Brittany Britton (Hupa) came into The Bartow Project with her experience as a visual...

Lillian Pitt, a ceramicist and sculptor, was a close friend of Mr.Bartow's. In all of the personal research the creative team of the...

CASTING CALL: The Wiyot Tribe in collaboration with Dell'Arte International is seeking Native American actors interested in being a part...

On December 11th, 2019, the ArtTeam and Advisory Group (see the "Contact" page for details) will come together to share research, ideas,...

Dell’Arte International in partnership with the Wiyot Tribe invites the community to a Sunrise Thanks-Giving Gathering on the Mad River...

My understanding is that Brian Tripp was a friend of Rick Bartow's. I found an interview with Mr.Tripp from the 70s about his art making...