Northwest
Coast Printmakers
- 6 Nations - from University of Victoria's Maltwood
Museum and Art Gallery. Educational art game tests the user's
learning of the Northwest Coast First Nations peoples and
their art -- or go right to resources |
Tony
Abeyta - Navajo:
(see images and retrospective)
Nice image that may inspire an art project - birds composition
from Pueblo pottery. Rainmaker
Gallery
(see the Kachina prints - this page has one mature
image) |
Roxanne
Swentzell Santa Clara Pueblo. See how Roxanne makes
her sculptures
Roxanne Swentzell -
ceramic and bronze sculptures. Also see Legacy
of Generations. |
Richard
Hunt - Kwaguilth - wood carvings, masks, paintings
and prints. Also information about the Kwaguilth
Nation.
Transformation
Mask ArtsNet Minnesota lesson plan:
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Jackson
Beardy - Ojibway - Prints. Additional prints at Mackenzie
Art Gallery
Norval
Morrisseau - Ojibway. Paintings. Northumberland
Art Museum |
Bob
Haozous - Chiricahua Apache - Sculptures include
wood, stone, aluminum, steel, and he is now designing
artwork in titanium. He also produces drawings, paintings
and photographs. |
Emmi Whitehorse-
A Navajo artist who avoids politically oriented material. She says her
work is about land and the appreciation of the beauty of nature.
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Continuum -
12 Artists- Ongoing Exhibit at Museum
of American Indian. Includes painting, sculpture, prints,
photography, video, and installation pieces. |
| Coghlan
Art Gallery Northwest Coast masks, carvings and
prints. Artists' profiles and selected works. See wood
carvings, prints, paintings and jewelry in the Gallery. |
Native
American Sculpture White House exhibit honoring
20th Century Native American Sculpture Twin
Rocks Trading Post Navajo Rugs and Baskets |
Dan
Lomahaftewa - Hopi/Choctaw. Remembrance of everyday
ritual and awe-inspiring ceremonies emerges in the
artist’s choice of imagery. He died in 2005.
Also see Rainmaker
Gallery
See Animal
Ancestors |
David
Ruben Piqtoukun
- stone carving - Canadian Inuit. stone, metal and bronze
sculptures. See Airplane (top
row) -Social Landscape Virtual Exhibit |
| Carl
Beam Native Candadian - image transfers and mixed
mediaAnn Beam - mixed media an paintings. Anongonse
Beam - mixed media, encaustic, watercolors and more. |
Who
Stole the Teepee?
Contemporary Native American artists exploring the impact
of social, political, cultural, and personal changes. National
Museum of American Indian. |
| Shirley
Brauker Moonbear Pottery and Indian Craft. Ceramics,
bronze and painting.
Native American
Art Exhibit Links
to many Native American Artists
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American Indian Computer Art Project-
An award winning site with galleries, a library, Digital Tribal Arts
Quarterly magazine. Many of their resources are on the new Google Knol Library. |
| National Museum of the American Indian-
A Smithsonian museum dedicated to the preservation, study, and
exhibition of the life, languages, literature, history, and arts of
Native Americans. There are large collections and exhibits of Native
American art. |
Mario Martinez-
a Yaqui Indian from Penjamo (in Scottsdale), the smallest of six Yaqui
settlements, in Arizona.He is a member of The Pasqua Yaqui Tribe of
Arizona.His work has been exhibited in 2005 in a one-person
retrospective at the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American
Indian in New York. |
| Edgar Heap of Birds (Hock E Aye Vi)-
a Cheyenne Arapaho. His art includes multi-disciplinary forms of public
art messages, large scale drawings, Neuf Series acrylic paintings,
prints and monumental porcelain enamel on steel outdoor sculpture. Also
see his sculptures. |
Melanie Yazzie-
A Navajo or Diné of the Salt and Bitter Water Clans. She grew up
on the Navajo Reservation and currently teaches at the University of Colorado in Boulder. You can also see her work in the Glen Green Galleries. |
| Jaune Quick-to-See Smith-
She is a Flathead Salish member of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai
Tribes of the Flathead Indian Nation, Montana. You can see her biography online. You can see additional work on Artnet, Maverick Arts, and the Bluffton University site. |
Kay WalkingStick-
A member of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma. She says her paintings
take a broad view of what constitutes Native American Art. Her wish has
been to express their Native & "non-native shared identity." |
| Peter Jemison- He is a member of the Heron Clan of the Seneca Nation. You can find some of his work at Berlin Gallery.
Jemison currently serves as the Historic Site Manager of Ganondagan
State Historic Site – the location of a 17th century Seneca town
located in Victor, New York |
Harvey Pratt-
He is a Cheyenne and Arapaho tribal member and is recognized as an
accomplished Native American Indian artist. He has won numerous awards
and was named the Red Earth 2005 Honored One. He is a self taught,
multi-talented artist involved in many media; oil, acrylic, watercolor,
metal, clay and wood. |
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Native American Resource Links
Eiteljorg Fellowship for Native American Fine Art- A great site from the largest Native American museum in the U.S.A.
Native American- A selection of links ranging from the art and culture of Native Eskimos to the Plains Indians.
TeacherOz Native Americans page- A page with many links.
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