List of Artisans

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Kendra Abel

Products:  original paintings in acrylic and watercolor; original drawings in graphite, ink, and/or colored pencil, beadwork jewelry including earrings and necklaces; and beadwork on other small items.  Subjects include animals, birds, humans, plants, and nature. Prints available for paintings and drawings.   

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Sovereignty Collective Artwork

Sovereignty Collective (Christal Mccleery)

Products:  Jewelry, Beadwork, Digital Art, Paintings.  

Art is a vital part of native identity serving as a powerful tool to express our stories, struggles and hopes. When harnessed properly, art holds the potential to change the world. At Sovereignty Collective, the focus is on Native activism movements such as Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) and the Indian Child welfare Act (ICWA), among others.

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Sovereignty Collective, Renata Cauthon

Sovereignty Collective (Renata Cauthon)

Products:  Jewelry, Beadwork, Digital Art, Paintings.  

Art is a vital part of native identity serving as a powerful tool to express our stories, struggles and hopes. When harnessed properly, art holds the potential to change the world. At Sovereignty Collective, the focus is on Native activism movements such as Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) and the Indian Child welfare Act (ICWA), among others.

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Navajo Native Art, artwork by Frieda Drymon

Navajo Native Art

As a full-blood Navajo, for 40 years I've been making Native Dolls, beadwork, & Photography. I've integrated my beadwork with my dolls and my photography into beadwork. Using my images & various famous historical images, I bead those into bracelets, necklaces, amulets, and beaded bags. My art has sold at the Smithsonian’s Native American Art Market in Washington D.C., the Eitlejorg Indian Market & Festival in Indianapolis, Indiana and at the Haskell Indian Art Market in Lawrence, Kansas.

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