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Standing Rock Mural | Street Murals by Rachel Wolfe-Goldsmith | Sacred Stone Village in Fort Yates. Item composed of synthetic
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Standing Rock Mural | Street Murals by Rachel Wolfe-Goldsmith | Sacred Stone Village in Fort Yates. Item composed of synthetic
Standing Rock Mural | Street Murals by Rachel Wolfe-Goldsmith | Sacred Stone Village in Fort Yates. Item composed of synthetic
Standing Rock Mural | Street Murals by Rachel Wolfe-Goldsmith | Sacred Stone Village in Fort Yates. Item composed of synthetic

Created and Sold by Rachel Wolfe-Goldsmith

Rachel Wolfe-Goldsmith

Standing Rock Mural - Street Murals

Featured In Sacred Stone Village, Fort Yates, ND

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This mural was created for the town of Sacred Stone on the Standing Rock Indian Reservation in North Dakota. This project was sponsored by Give Power Foundation, who provide Solar Power solutions to communities in need. I was one of the lead designers along with Timothy B. from the Bay Area Mural Program who worked on this project, and we developed the idea in collaboration with members of the community.

Item Standing Rock Mural
Created by Rachel Wolfe-Goldsmith
As seen in Sacred Stone Village, Fort Yates, ND
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Rachel Wolfe-Goldsmith
Meet the Creator

Rachel Wolfe-Goldsmith

Oakland, CA

Wescover creator since 2020
Art for liberation and beauty

Rachel Wolfe-Goldsmith is a Muralist, Painter, and Creative Director based out of Oakland California. Adopted and of Nigerian, Jewish, and European heritage her perspective is diverse and unique. With a desire to stay on the move and get real world experience, she sought education in the form of travel, mentorship, co-working situations, and relationship building. She is interested in shaping culture through large scale imagery. Her compositions are intuitive and often seeks to reflect the culture, moments, and dreams that shape her communities. Her mural practice centers on creating empowering representations of BIPOC individuals while creating learning and economic opportunity for emerging artists. She works between the street and studio, using mediums from oil paint to aerosol. She has produced gallery work and murals across the US, Costa Rica, and Australia.