An introductory Cherokee pottery class will be offered from 5:30-7:30 p.m., Oct. 26 and Nov. 2, 9 and 16 at the D.W. Correll Museum in Catoosa.
Michael Abram’s interest in collecting began when he was in the second grade and began collecting postage stamps while growing up in Indiana.
Sept. 24 marked the one-year anniversary of the signing of the Cherokee Heritage Center Act of 2020.
As a result of the ongoing surge of the COVID-19 Delta variant, the Cherokee Nation is shifting to a virtual platform for the 16th annual Cher…
The long-awaited First Americans Museum held its grand opening on Sept 18-19 in Oklahoma City.
The Indian Women’s Pocahontas Club is inviting the public to the Boys & Girls Club of Chelsea at 11 a.m. on Oct. 23 for the Native HeART S…
Cherokee Nation citizen Tayler Gutierrez began beading about three years ago.
With its 2020 annual homecoming T-shirt for sale, the Cherokee Phoenix is calling for Cherokee artists to submit design concepts for the news …
Three Cherokee Nation citizens have been named this year’s Cherokee National Treasures for their work in preserving and promoting Cherokee art…
Skilled in gathering and weaving natural materials and dyes, Cherokee National Treasure Bessie Russell is known for creating authentic handcra…
Winners of the 26th annual Cherokee Homecoming Art Show & Sale were announced Aug. 27 during a virtual awards presentation.
Admirers of art inspired by the American West will converge on the Eiteljorg Museum in September for the 16th annual Quest for the West Art Sh…
An art curator and Cherokee Nation citizen from Connecticut has been selected as deputy executive director of the Verde Valley Archaeology Cen…
This year’s Cherokee National Treasures will be honored during a virtual ceremony at the 69th annual Cherokee National Holiday.
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Jeff Edwards is unlike most Cherokee artists he competes against at local art shows.
The Southwestern Association for Indian Arts on Aug. 6 announced the 99th annual Santa Fe Indian Market’s events schedule, and officials said …
To achieve the Gold Award status, one of the highest honors in Girls Scouts, Cherokee Nation citizen Laurel Martich painted a mural that is re…
Cherokee artist Christopher Coursey broke down the thought process that helps him become the artist he is today. The inspiration, determinatio…
Artwork is being accepted for the 26th annual Cherokee Homecoming Art Show & Sale.
In July, as summer began to tighten its grip on northeast Oklahoma, a number of sponsors braved the heat for a few evenings to announce the be…
The 50th annual Trail of Tears Art Show and Sale is underway, with this year’s top award going to Cherokee National Treasure Vivian Cottrell f…
The artwork of Cherokee National Treasure Dorothy Sullivan is being featured in a Saline Courthouse Museum that will run until Aug. 28.
On June 4, a nearly 13-foot-tall bronze Lighthorse statue embodying the combined features and designs of the Five Tribes arrived at the U.S. M…
Dakohtah Jordan, a third grader at Cherokee Elementary in Catoosa, is chosen as the winner of the second annual competition.
The public can vote for the grand prize winner on SurveyMonkey.com May 17-28.
The exhibit featuring the Cherokee National Treasure’s work will run from May 4 to June 26.
Art submissions will be accepted through May 14.
Cherokee artist Danny McCarter of Tahlequah is a blowgun and blowgun dart maker.