About the Artist

Randall Chitto, a Choctaw artist who attended classes at the Chicago Art Institute and the Illinois Institute of Technology before enrolling in The Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Initially Chitto favored painting, but while attending IAIA he discovered clay, graduating with degrees in both two and three dimensional work.

Amongst the numerous museums hosting his work in their permanent collections are:  The National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, DC; the Denver Art Museum and the Heard Museum in Phoenix, AZ.  The winner of a Southwestern Association for Indian Arts fellowship, he is also a Dubin Fellow at the School of American Research.