Ten years ago, Chickasaw weaver and fashion designer Margaret Roach Wheeler was inducted into the Chickasaw Hall of Fame.

Many of the artists participating in the Artesian Online Art Market deemed the event a success, according to James Wallace, director of visual…

For nearly four years, Pamela Kennedy of Yukon, Oklahoma, has been helping to revive an ancient art form; she works with fused glass.

Mary Ruth Barnes – a Chickasaw artist, author, photographer, storyteller, philanthropist, historic preservationist and 2015 Chickasaw Nation…

Drawings and ideas – some 30 years old – keep Chickasaw jeweler E. Dee Tabor awake at night.

J. Eric Smith, a Chickasaw author, ancient weapons expert, historian and traditionalist, is toiling on the largest private commission of his…

Five forged blades by renowned Chickasaw artist Daniel Worcester – art he considers some of his most innovative to date – are on display at…

Chickasaw artist Chance Brown fondly remembers the sense of wonderment and intrigue he felt while gazing at art work as a youngster.

For Choctaw artist Brent Deramus, launching a website featuring artwork from his imaginative mind was a monumental achievement.

Mary “Marty” Andruss traces her independent artistic spirit back to an elementary school art class experience that might have discouraged any…

Chickasaw weaver Beverly Callahan, 74, is living proof it’s never too late to follow your passion.

Chickasaw artist Tyra Shackleford is one of several Chickasaw and Southeastern Indian artists engaging the nation virtually with their…

Broad appeal of Chickasaw artist Billy Hensley’s paintings has been growing, with this year shaping up to be the most promising and important…

Art lovers and buyers can maintain responsible distancing while browsing Chickasaw and Southeastern artists’ works online at ArtesianArtsFestival.com.

A young Taloa Underwood would not have envisioned the place she now stands in the fashion and textile world.

In the wee hours of Saturday, Dec. 21, 2019, Chickasaw artist Brent Greenwood sat in his front room sketching and picking out cans of spray paint.

Chickasaw artist and self-proclaimed cultural imagineer Dustin “Illetewahke” Mater has some artistic left turns and fresh takes in the works…