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.
Danielle Campbell is donating a traditional Cherokee double-wall basket, earrings that honor the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women movemen…
The Association of American Indian Affairs says it has investigated 66 auctions selling stolen cultural objects in 2021.
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Cherokee Nation citizen Nathalie Standingcloud works at Inkjunkys Tattoo studio in Tulsa.
Jessie Walton wants the public to understand that Native communities are alive and relevant.
The program is a rigorous, five-week long classical ballet intensive for serious dancers.
Cherokee National Treasure Vivian Garner Cottrell will demonstrate how Cherokee people gather and process river cane to make baskets on March …
Entries will be accepted March 12-26 for the second annual contest.
After receiving a kidney transplant, Cherokee artist Pam Turtle was unable to work, and she needed to find something to do with her time.
“Eddie Morrison: Carved From Strength” opened March 2 and will run until May 1.
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Each artist receives a $25,000 unrestricted grant, and the museum expects to purchase more than $100,000 of their artworks to add to its colle…