The Washington Post: In The Galleries

The show overlaps with the National Gallery of Art’s “The Land Carries Our Ancestors,” sharing Muscogee-Creek painter George Alexander (also known as Ofuskie). He uses an expressionist style to paint a bare-chested man on horseback who appears timeless save for one detail: He wears an astronaut’s helmet.

Southwest Contemporary: Work in Progress with George Alexander

Ofuskie, the studio of George Alexander, a Muscogee (Creek) Nation citizen, is nestled in the heart of the plaza in downtown Santa Fe on San Francisco Street, a road full of boutiques, restaurants, and art galleries.

Hyperallergic: Five Artists to Watch From Indian Market

Alexander, who has studied painting in Santa Fe and Florence, Italy, creates compositions that bristle with tension between the realistic figures of humans and animals set in abstracted backgrounds of rich, saturated color.

Western Art and Architecture: Two Dimensions

George Alexander is a Muscogee-Creek painter who grew up outside of Tulsa, Oklahoma in Okfuskee County. Alexander signs his paintings “Ofuskie” in homage to his small town upbringing.

Native American Art Magazine Issue #44: Highlights in Paint

George Alexander contributes to the contemporary Native art scene with unique subject matter in paint.

KOAT: Indian Market projected to bring millions of dollars this weekend

Alexander has lived in New Mexico on and off for the last decade, but when Indian Market happens, he's here working at his Santa Fe studio, getting ready to show off his best pieces.

The DCist: How To Celebrate Native American Heritage Month Around D.C.

The Amy Kaslow Gallery in Bethesda is hosting a Nov. 8 event with Muscogee-Creek painter George Alexander (a.k.a. Ofuskie) and Diné entrepreneur Sheyenne Sky Lacy to “discuss the surging interest in Indigenous creativity.”

Beyond the Art Podcast: Challenging the Boundaries

George highlights the challenges of transitioning to a new environment and finding one's place in it. It also shows how unexpected circumstances can shape one's path in life, and discusses his journey to becoming an artist.

Forbes: The World’s Greatest Art Fair

“Hundreds of the artists and thousands of the visitors have been attending for decades. Artists use the event to catch up on a year’s worth of news. Friendships are formed with collectors.”

Smithsonian Magazine: Experience Something Different in Santa Fe

Art lovers will find a visual feast here, including traditional and contemporary painting, photography, pottery, sculpture, textiles, and even immersive experiences.

George Alexander Selected for Native American 40 Under 40 Class of 2024

“This year’s class includes an Oscar nominee, a White House advisor, tribal government and business leaders, attorneys, a journalist, and several working in Native American food and agriculture.”