America Meredith, Artist and Magazine Publisher
https://vimeo.com/432214338 America Meredith: Artist, Curator & Magazine Publisher As an artist and curator, America Meredith discovered a gap in critical perspectives of Native American art. So she created a magazine and is now filling that gap bringing more Native perspectives to the greater art world. MORE TO WATCH
Betty Kirk: Sewing, Teaching, Laughing
https://vimeo.com/432224444 Betty Kirk: Sewing, Teaching, Laughing She’s known for her quilts with unique embroidery and Indian girl figures. But Betty Kirk reaches many people, from grandchildren to coworkers, not only through her craft but also through teaching the Cherokee language. MORE TO WATCH
The Art of Troy Jackson
https://vimeo.com/432311885 The Art of Troy Jackson Artist Troy Jackson is a Cherokee National Treasure, honored for his ability to create stunning, award-winning sculptures from clay and metal. Jackson tells OsiyoTV how his Cherokee ancestors and culture influence his contemporary style. MORE TO WATCH
Lisa Rutherford: Always Learning, Always Creating
https://vimeo.com/432285092 Lisa Rutherford: Always Learning, Always Creating Lisa Rutherford is a Cherokee artist whose art encompasses ceramics, beadwork and twining. But she has become known for her handmade feather capes that have been worn with traditional Cherokee tear dresses and featured in high-fashion runway shows. More Stories Like This
Martha Berry, Leading a Beadwork Revival
https://vimeo.com/432287342 Martha Berry, Leading a Beadwork Revival Martha Berry has played a vital role in reviving the practice of Southeastern-style beadwork that was nearly lost after the Trail of Tears. Learn how her journey in search of knowledge and artistry helped lead to a renaissance of Cherokee and Southeastern beadwork. More Stories Like This
Dorothy Ice: Weaving the Tapestry of Tradition
https://vimeo.com/444489630 Dorothy Ice: Weaving the Tapestry of Tradition Cherokee National Treasure Dorothy Ice is one of the original weavers from the celebrated Sequoyah Indian Weavers Association. She shares her memories of growing up in the small, rural community of Briggs, Oklahoma, and how she learned to make her well-known diamond-weave blankets. More Stories Like This
Joseph Erb, Cherokee Renaissance Man
https://vimeo.com/444489768 Joseph Erb, Cherokee Renaissance Man Whether he’s creating digital animation or engraving copper, Joseph Erb possesses the unique talent of flawlessly incorporating the traditional and modern. Contemporary icons routinely find their way into traditional artwork, and symbols of Cherokee lore come alive through computer-generated imagery, the technology of the future. See how his love […]
Sculptor Daniel HorseChief, Honoring Cherokee History
https://vimeo.com/444485293 Sculptor Daniel HorseChief, Honoring Cherokee History Daniel HorseChief’s sculptures can be seen throughout the United States. Hear about his creative inspirations and the legacy he is leaving through his art. More Stories Like This
Lloyd Kiva New: Pioneering Native Fashion
https://vimeo.com/444484298 Lloyd Kiva New: Pioneering Native Fashion An innovative artist and entrepreneur, Lloyd Kiva New was the first major Native fashion designer, who also revolutionized Native arts education. He was also a Cherokee Nation citizen. More Stories Like This
They Call Him Eddie Morrison, Sculptor
https://vimeo.com/444414076 They Call Him Eddie Morrison, Sculptor Cherokee National Treasure Eddie Morrison tells us about the people and stories that inspire his award-winning work. A student of the great Apache sculptor Allan Houser, Morrison says cultural heritage plays a vital role in his art. More Stories Like This