I am a contemporary full-time sculptor and member of the Oneida Nation. My artistic goal is to share my mother’s Native American culture, stories, and love of nature symbolically through art, while enlightening and inspiring a large audience. Since childhood, making sculptures in a variety of materials has always given me joy and an inner peace.

In 1998, after being involved in Native American education at an administrative level for many years, I decided to dedicate my life to creating art. I continue to be an advocate of education and Native awareness through my sculptures and interactive storytelling in my art booth. My art is virtually maintenance free and timeless in both interior and exterior locations.

Dignity's Hope

It’s a mother’s sacred responsibility to nurture a child’s life. She renews and maintains cultural knowledge with love, dreaming of her child’s future.

CLICK HERE to learn more about his award winning sculpture.

  • 1st Place- Heard Museum Indian Market
  • 1st Place- Santa Fe Indian Market
  • 1st Place- Woodland Indian Art Show
  • Award of Excellence- ACC Show St.Paul

Ancient Dignity

  • Santa Fe Indian Market 2014 1st Place Sculpture
  • Heard Museum Guild 2014 Indian Fair & Market 2nd Place Ribbon- Sculpture Division B (Bronze and Other Metals)
  • Eiteljorg Museum 2014 Indian Market+ Festival 2nd Place Ribbon in Sculpture
  • Woodland Indian Art Show 2014 1st Place Ribbon in Sculpture

Ancient Dignity Returns

This life-sized bison was created in our shop thanks to a grant from First Peoples Fund. CLICK HERE to learn more about this exciting project.

  • ArtPrize 2016 voted one of top 10 Children's Favorites IACA 2015 "Artist of the Year" 2nd Place Ribbon (Indian Arts & Crafts Association)
  • Woodland Indian Art Show- (3 ribbons) **Best of Show, **1st Place Ribbon in Sculpture, AND **People's Choice Ribbon
  • Hugging a Copper Bison, An article wirtten by Sarah Elisabeth Sawyer, published on the First Peoples Fund web site celebrating the Ancient Dignity Sculpture.
  • 2015 First Peoples Fund, Artist in Business Leadership Fellow
  • The American Bison was officially named the "National Mammal" in 2016!

Mark Fischer will create plaza sculpture at Future Milwaukee Public Museum

Indigenous artist Mark Fischer has been chosen by Milwaukee Public Museum to create an outdoor art installation for the the plaza between the new museum on 6th and McKinley and its parking structure.

Fischer, of the Oneida Nation, has designed “The Gathering Place,” which has a domed shape and will be made mostly of copper. Please follow this link to read the full at OnMilwaukee by Senior Editor Bobby Tanzilo.

Please check back often as this site will be updated with photos as this major installation piece takes shape and then installed at the new Milwaukee Public Museum plaza on 6th and McKinley in downtown Milwaukee.