Icons of Olympia – Crease Periodical

Icons of Olympia

Chris Roberts-Antieau is a Michigan-based multimedia artist with galleries in New Orleans and Santa Fe. As a lifelong Red Wings fan, she created a series of iconic player portraits based on Rafter Banners in her unique folk art style.

Words by Crease Periodical
Artwork by Chris Roberts-Antieau
Photography by Antieau Gallery

Cloth banner of Red Wings NHL player Dominik Hasek, folk art by Chris Roberts-Antieau, inspired by rafter banners, held by a hockey stick

Cloth banner of Red Wings NHL player Gordie Howe, folk art by Chris Roberts-Antieau, inspired by rafter banners, held by a hockey stick

Cloth banner of Red Wings NHL player Brett Hull, folk art by Chris Roberts-Antieau, inspired by rafter banners, held by a hockey stick

Cloth banner of Red Wings NHL player Johan Franzen, folk art by Chris Roberts-Antieau, inspired by rafter banners, held by a hockey stick

Cloth banner of Red Wings NHL player Bon Probert, folk art by Chris Roberts-Antieau, inspired by rafter banners, held by a hockey stick

Cloth banner of Red Wings NHL player Brendan Shanahan, folk art by Chris Roberts-Antieau, inspired by rafter banners, held by a hockey stick

Cloth banners of Red Wings NHL players with Sugar Raye Robinson in the front, folk art by Chris Roberts-Antieau, inspired by rafter banners, held by a hockey stick

Black-and-white photo of the exterior of the historic Olympia Hockey Rink.

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