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If you would like to submit pictures send them to info@cherokeehumanities.com We are eager to
showcase the work of artist who make: Masks, Marbles, Stickball Sticks, Blow Guns, Flutes, Textiles, Bow
Arrow, Flint Knapping, Copper Works, Gigs, Shackles, Rattlescrafts, Painters, Sculpture Artist, etc., and
performance art, photography, and other forms of expression which might be showcased on this Gallery
page. To be listed here you must send us an email with the request, and submit to a committee for approval.
showcase the work of artist who make: Masks, Marbles, Stickball Sticks, Blow Guns, Flutes, Textiles, Bow
Arrow, Flint Knapping, Copper Works, Gigs, Shackles, Rattlescrafts, Painters, Sculpture Artist, etc., and
performance art, photography, and other forms of expression which might be showcased on this Gallery
page. To be listed here you must send us an email with the request, and submit to a committee for approval.
America Merideth - artist Mary Adair - artist Martha Berry - beadwork Daniel Horsechief - artist, scuptor Mary Horsechief-Henderson - traditional Moccasins, pottery, paintings Roy Boney, Jr. - artist, film Joseph Erb - artist, film Matt Mason - film, music Jane Osti - pottery, paintings Anna Mitchell - pottery Mike Dart - baskets, weavings, pottery Lucille Hair - textiles Dorothy Dreadfulwater Ice - textiles Lena Blackbird - baskets Lisa Rutherford - pottery, beadwork, basketry Roger Cain - fine art mask Shawna Morton Cain - baskets, weavings Tom Fields - photography Robert Lewis - artist, actor Tonia Hogner-Weavel - textiles Ben Chasenah - bead work Merv Jacob - artist, illustrator Debbie Duvall - baskets, writer Robert Conley - writer Barbara McAlister - singer (opera) Bud Squirrel - culinary artist Wade Blevins - baskets, bead work, textiles Martha Berry - beadwork Wendell Cochran - textiles, interior design, etc. Thelma Forest - basketry Shari Kamp - basketry, pottery Dean Cheek - woodcarving (dolls), artist Sandra Pallie - beadwork, basketry Matt Pallie - basketry John Morgan - culinary arts Ben Chasenah - beadwork, culinary arts Gene Norris - certified genealogist Bessie Russell - basketry Kathryn Kelley - basketry Sallyann Milam Paschall - artist Kim Shuck -artist Yatika Fields -artist Victoria Mitchell - pottery Bill Glass, Jr. - artist Demos Glass - artist Crystal Hanna - pottery Veronica Gaston - pottery, weaving Ken Foster - pottery Sharon Irla - artist Gunter Anderson - basketry Conni Leeds - photography Charles Foster - Language Ryan Mackey - Language, Culture Durbin Feeling - Language Sam Nofire - Culture, Language Bobbie O'Field - Language Jack Christie - Language, Culinary Arts Ben Harjo - artist Troy Anderson - artist Joan Hill - artist Dorothy Sullivan - artist David Bowman - artisit Norma Howard - artist Tommy Wildcat - music Wes Studi - actor Delanna Studi - actress Jesse Hummingbird - artist Bill Rabbit - artist Traci Rabbit - artist Dana Tiger - artist Marie Proctor - buckbrush basketry Sam Watts-Scott - artist David Scott - gourd art, etc. Mel Cornshuker - pottery Shirley Sims -basketry Carlene Wiley - basketry Al Herrin - Bow Making Abraham Locust - bead work Jimmy Leach - artist Stacy Leeds - Cherokee Law, History Pat Gilliam - pottery, etc. Virginia Stroud - artist Sarah Vowell - writer, etc. Donald Vann - artist John Guthrie - artist Victoria McKinney - artist, educator Kade Twist - artist S. Alan Ray - Cherokee Law Mike Dart - basketry, etc. Barbara Keen - basketry Betty Christie-Frogg - basketry Still adding, just resting (however; it's okay to remind me of others) - if an artist specializes in more than we credit them for please email and let us know. |
Spencer
Comingdeer, son of
David and Karen
Comingdeer, is a
talented up and coming
artist.
Spencer is a student at a
school in the Cherokee
Nation.
(Left)
Comingdeer, son of
David and Karen
Comingdeer, is a
talented up and coming
artist.
Spencer is a student at a
school in the Cherokee
Nation.
(Left)
Roger Cain,
a booger mask and effigy mask artist, and
winner of the 2007 Cherokee National
Treasure, lives in the heart of the Cherokee
Nation. He is married to basket artist, and
Cherokee National Treasure, Shawna Morton
Cain. (Above)
a booger mask and effigy mask artist, and
winner of the 2007 Cherokee National
Treasure, lives in the heart of the Cherokee
Nation. He is married to basket artist, and
Cherokee National Treasure, Shawna Morton
Cain. (Above)
Roy Boney, Jr., artist, film maker,
and illustrator provided the art for the
Trail of Tears Art Show and Sale at
the Cherokee Heritage Center, Park
Hill, in 2007. (Left). Roy alsodesigned
the CAHC logo
and illustrator provided the art for the
Trail of Tears Art Show and Sale at
the Cherokee Heritage Center, Park
Hill, in 2007. (Left). Roy alsodesigned
the CAHC logo
| Above and below: America Merideth |
Left: Dean
Cheek
Pencil Drawing
Cheek
Pencil Drawing
| copyright 2007- Cherokee Arts & Hmanities Council, Inc., All Rights Reserved |
| Tonia Hogner-Weavel Weavel. Tonia is Director of Education at the Cherokee Heritage Center, Park Hill/Tahlequah, OK |
Lisa Rutherford Fired pottery (right). Untitled (below): Click below to view artist profile> |
| Right: Crystal Hanna |
| Bessie Russell is a Cherokee National Treasure. Bessie over 30 years ago. She is the sister of Cherokee National Treasure, Lena Blackbird. (left) |
Victoria Mitchell (Left) |
| Above: Anna Sixkiller Mitchell, master potter, Cherokee National Treasure Above left: Pottery by Anna Mitchell. |
| Mike Dart, below, is a Cherokee basket artist, Cherokee Nation, Oklahoma. Mike was taught by Shawna Morton-Cain and has been weaving for 16 years. Mike is active in the Cherokee arts and supportive of many of his peers. Mike's work is also pictured below. To contact Mike, click on either picture or his name in the listing. |
| By: Matthew Koenig, Press Staff Writer; November 08, 2002, for the complete story click on Lucille's name in the list of Friends. Lucille Hair works on a blanket in her shop in Briggs, Cherokee County, OK. Hair was part of an original group of Cherokee weavers, and has taught the art to both her daughter and granddaughter, for over 55 years. |
| Sallyann Paschall Wadaduga VII www.sallyannpaschall.com Sawatch Studios To visit her website: click on her name in the list to the left or the image to the left |
| National Treasures Shawna Morton Cain, and Roger Cain are an award winning Cherokee artist team. Shawna is known world wide for her fine art basketry work, and Roger for his mask making skills. |
| Daniel Horsechief Cherokee artist and sculptor was commissioned by NSU to make a bronze statue of Sequoyah. |
| Cherokee National Treasure 2008 The coordinator of the Living Treasures program has not provided any information for the National Treasure honors, or applications, this year, or requested any publicity; so, the Cherokee Nation Communication, media office, did not have any information in there office as of Friday, June 27. However, if you are interested, it is suggested you call the office of the Chief and ask for more information. The CAHC will be nominating Martha Berry, beadwork artist, this year. We had wanted to nominate others, but due to the lack of time after learning he deadline, we could not. ~ We have been notified the deadline for nominations was Monday, June 30, 2008. |
| The Cherokee Arts & Humanities Council Artist(s) of the year, 2008, will be announced in April of 2009. ~ Nominations may be made by sending the nominees information, including a short bio. to the CAHC, before Jan. 1, 2009. |
