Babe specializes in woodcarving, and Carla focuses on textile arts; however, they work in a range of different artistic media.
"He's really addressing stereotypes and identity issues," says Bruce Hartman, director of the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art.
[6] In 2013, the couple collaborated on a cradleboard focused on the aboriginal game of lacrosse, which won the 2013 Santa Fe Indian Market Best of Classification for Diverse Art Forms.
"[7] One of the issues that Carla confronts in her work includes fracking, hoping to draw attention to the long term effects it may have on the land in a way that fosters conversation.
[10] Carla Hemlock's piece, Our Destruction, was acquired by the Smithsonian American Art Museum as part of the Renwick Gallery's 50th Anniversary Campaign.