Title: Indigenous Lives Matter

Artist: Autumn Whiteway (Night Singing Woman)

Tribal Affiliation: Saulteaux/Métis (Berens River First Nation, Métis Nation of Alberta)

Year Completed: 2020

Medium: Giclée canvas print, Photograph & Digital Art, Unframed

Dimensions (HxWxD): 22x18x2

Description/Inspiration:

This image was created as a visual representation of 2020, giving a nod to Rosie the Riveter. The year was tumultuous between the COVID-19 pandemic and the exposure of systemic racism. This bolstered the Black Lives Matters and Indigenous Lives Matter movements, which gained more momentum by joining forces. Notable incidents in Canada included the Wet'suwet'en conflict and #shutdowncanada protest, threats to the moderate livelihood of Mi'kmaq lobster fishermen, and 1492 Land Back Lane "occupation".

Artist Bio/Statement:
Autumn Whiteway (!Night Singing Woman") is a Saulteaux (Ojibway)/Métis archaeologist, artist, traditional craftworker, and curator based in Mohkinstsis (Calgary, Alberta). She explores Indigenous themes from a contemporary perspective through painting, digital art, and photography. Her painting and digital art is primarily focused on the heavily symbolic Woodland Style of Indigenous art, while her photographic practice is used as a form of activism to highlight Indigenous issues. Her curatorial work focuses on elevating the voices of Indigenous creatives through a series of Indigenous focused exhibitions. She has an M.A. in Anthropology from the University of Manitoba (2017), a B.Sc. in Archaeology, and a B.A. in Greek and Roman Studies (2011).

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Title: Spirit of Eagle

Artist: Kait Matthews

Tribal Affiliation: Ojibway/Potawatomi - Proud Member of Chippewas of Rama,
Ontario, Canada

Year Completed: 2021

Medium: Digital Print on Canvas, Signed by Artist

Dimensions: 36 inches X 25 inches approx. 2 Inches deep

Description/Inspiration:

Limited Edition print, signed by artist, "Embrace the strength, wisdom and foresight of the eagle. The eagle flies highest in the skies. A messenger, connecting Spirit World to Mother Earth. In Ojibway culture the Eagle represents one of the seven teachings: Love."

Artist Bio/Statement:

Kait Matthews was bom In Toronto, Ontario, Canada and is of Ojibwa/Potawatomi heritage, and is a proud member of the Chippewas of Rama First Nations.

Kait graduated from the Laguna College of Art and Design, summa cum laude, and has been a professional artist and Illustrator for over 10 years.

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Title: Forest Keeper

Artist: Kait Matthews

Tribal Affiliation: Ojibway/Potawatomi - Proud Member of Chippewas of Rama, Ontario, Canada

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Digital Print on Canvas, Signed by Artist

Dimensions: 18 x 24 inches. Approx. 2 inches deep

Description/Inspiration:

Limited Edition print, signed by artist. "What is the future of our precious planet, our water, our forests? We all need to be Forest Keepers. The trees share our breath. We share our breath with all living things. The trees provide life for all living things. They are the veins of Mother Earth. Protect our forests, and all that dwells within them."

Artist Bio/Statement:

Kait Matthews was bom In Toronto, Ontario, Canada and is of Ojibwa/Potawatomi heritage, and is a proud member of the Chippewas of Rama First Nations.

Kait graduated from the Laguna College of Art and Design, summa cum laude, and has been a professional artist and Illustrator for over 10 years.

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Title: Bear Woman Poster Print

Artist: Freddy Throne

Tribal Affiliation: Spokane Tribe, Spokane Washington

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Digital art print on gloss paper, Signed by Artist, Unframed

Dimensions (HxWxD): 24"x36"

Description/Inspiration:

This art was created digitally and inspired by native women combined with the idea of indigenous futurism and water protectors. Bright colors make this art piece a one of a kind limited print. Signed by artist. *Frame not included.

Artist Bio/Statement:

Freddy Throne is a member of the Spokane tribe from Spokane, Washington. From digital design, Murals and art installation Freddy has been breaking out in the art scene of the Pacific Northwest. An Airforce veteran, this artist submerges himself in colors of Florescent and bright hues of acrylic, spray paint and print. Works of art is inspired of graffiti, pop art, abstract and Saturday morning cartoons.

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Title: Land Back

Artist: Freddy Throne

Tribal Affiliation: Spokane Tribe, Spokane Washington

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Digital art print on gloss paper, Signed by Artist, Unframed

Dimensions (HxWxD): 24"x36"

Description/Inspiration:

This art was created digitally and inspired by the movement of Land Back I would imagine what the future holds for our people to reclaim our ancestral land .Bright colors make this art piece a one of a kind limited print. Signed by artist. *Frame not included.

Artist Bio/Statement:

Freddy Throne is a member of the Spokane tribe from Spokane, Washington. From digital design, Murals and art installation Freddy has been breaking out in the art scene of the Pacific Northwest. An Airforce veteran, this artist submerges himself in colors of Florescent and bright hues of acrylic, spray paint and print. Works of art is inspired of graffiti, pop art, abstract and Saturday morning cartoons.

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Title: Bisonpillar

Artist: Stella Nall

Tribal Affiliation: Apsáalooke (Crow)

Year Completed: 2020

Medium: Giclée Print from Digital Illustration

Dimensions (HxWxD): 11 x 15 inches

Artist Bio:

Stella Nall is a multimedia artist and poet from Bozeman, and a First Descendant of the Apsáalooke Tribe. She graduated from the University of Montana in 2020 with a BFA in Printmaking, a BA in Psychology and a minor in Art History and Criticism. She now lives and works in Missoula, where she is represented by Radius Gallery. Her work lives in murals across Montana, as well as in numerous public and private collections, including The Montana Museum of Art and Culture, the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian, and The Institute of American Indian Arts Museum of Contemporary Native Arts.

Artist Statement:

As an artist I am driven by three primary forces: to process my experiences, to connect with others, and to advocate for change. I love to use vibrant colors to illustrate whimsical, sweet, imaginary creatures which tell a story. Some of the imagery that I use is drawn from tradition, and some I developed to speak to my own experiences. I utilize imagined creatures to discuss a wide variety of topics including love, grief, joy and identity.

I am Apsáalooke, and as a child my mother first exposed me to art through her beadwork. The stitches, palettes and patterns she used, as well as those of our tribe, still influence my work today. Media is an important aspect of my work. I combine beadwork with other two dimensional forms of art making such as printmaking, painting, and illustration with the intention of challenging existing stereotypes and expectations viewers may hold about what Indigenous art should look like.

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Title: AI Gen Concept 2

Artist: Osage Fashion Designer, Dante Biss-Grayson, Sky-Eagle Collection

Tribal Affiliation: Osage

Medium: AI Digital Design on Canvas, Hand signed by artist

Dimensions (HxWxD): 16 x 24

Description/Inspiration:

What is AI generated art?
This is one way that artificial intelligence can output a selection of images based on words and phrases one feeds it. The program gathers possible outputs from its dataset references that it learned from - typically pulled from the internet - to provide possible images. (LA Times)

Artist Bio/Statement:

I explore new directions in Native American Art and Fashion, and utilize classical methods to develop a new contemporary vision of Native Art & Fashion. I strive to create new artwork that continues to the tradition of Contemporary Native Art, and pushes the boundaries of varying mediums, such as painting, holographic sculpture, poetry, and Fashion Design. I paint, I sculpt, I write, I design, I try to find the best platform to express and convey a thought and emotion. As a veteran with PTSD, I had to find myself again as an artist when I came back from overseas. I spent over 12 years in war zones, and before I deployed, I had studied art at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy in Holland and IAIA, in Santa Fe, N.M. As the apprentice of Earl Biss, my adopted father, I was able to delve even further into classical art. Upon return to the States, I started my studio again with the hopes to express the trauma of war, and find a platform to continually express myself, externalize the trauma, and eventually, hopefully help others. As a Fashion Designer, I have always wanted to explore this platform. For me, clothes can empower a person to feel better about themselves. Fashion Design can be a symbol of empowerment, or it can be utilitarian in use, and it can bring awareness to vital issues in Indian Country. The Sky-Eagle Collection was born out of a need to be a New Warrior in the Modern World. As a Veteran I always wanted to give back to my community, and when my daughter was born I wanted to do even more. Aroud this time I found out about the Missing and Murdered Womens Crisis and I wanted to see what I could do to protect my daughter, and my Native People. I have created platforms that can bring awareness to issues, with the hopes to inspire action. As I progressed, I have looked for the root cause of these issues, and looking at the data for Native Communities, it is apparent that there is so much work to be done. Issues such as the lowest life expectancy, a lack of
access to resources such as education and healthcare, and generational trauma that is creating vulnerable communities, and the outcomes are evident. I want to do my part, and giving back is the key ethos of the Sky-Eagle Collection. For my daily work, my goal was to work for Native Communities. I earned my Masters Degree in Emergency Management and have been able to work with tribes on capability building and community resilience capabilities development.

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Title: AI Gen Concept 1

Artist: Osage Fashion Designer, Dante Biss-Grayson, Sky-Eagle Collection

Tribal Affiliation: Osage

Medium: AI Digital Design on Canvas, Hand signed by artist.

Dimensions (HxWxD): 15 x 19

Description/Inspiration:

What is AI generated art?
This is one way that artificial intelligence can output a selection of images based on words and phrases one feeds it. The program gathers possible outputs from its dataset references that it learned from - typically pulled from the internet - to provide possible images. (LA Times)

Artist Bio/Statement:

I explore new directions in Native American Art and Fashion, and utilize classical methods to develop a new contemporary vision of Native Art & Fashion. I strive to create new artwork that continues to the tradition of Contemporary Native Art, and pushes the boundaries of varying mediums, such as painting, holographic sculpture, poetry, and Fashion Design. I paint, I sculpt, I write, I design, I try to find the best platform to express and convey a thought and emotion. As a veteran with PTSD, I had to find myself again as an artist when I came back from overseas. I spent over 12 years in war zones, and before I deployed, I had studied art at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy in Holland and IAIA, in Santa Fe, N.M. As the apprentice of Earl Biss, my adopted father, I was able to delve even further into classical art. Upon return to the States, I started my studio again with the hopes to express the trauma of war, and find a platform to continually express myself, externalize the trauma, and eventually, hopefully help others. As a Fashion Designer, I have always wanted to explore this platform. For me, clothes can empower a person to feel better about themselves. Fashion Design can be a symbol of empowerment, or it can be utilitarian in use, and it can bring awareness to vital issues in Indian Country. The Sky-Eagle Collection was born out of a need to be a New Warrior in the Modern World. As a Veteran I always wanted to give back to my community, and when my daughter was born I wanted to do even more. Aroud this time I found out about the Missing and Murdered Womens Crisis and I wanted to see what I could do to protect my daughter, and my Native People. I have created platforms that can bring awareness to issues, with the hopes to inspire action. As I progressed, I have looked for the root cause of these issues, and looking at the data for Native Communities, it is apparent that there is so much work to be done. Issues such as the lowest life expectancy, a lack of
access to resources such as education and healthcare, and generational trauma that is creating vulnerable communities, and the outcomes are evident. I want to do my part, and giving back is the key ethos of the Sky-Eagle Collection. For my daily work, my goal was to work for Native Communities. I earned my Masters Degree in Emergency Management and have been able to work with tribes on capability building and community resilience capabilities development.

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Title: Ai Gen Angels on the Edge of the World

Artist: Osage Fashion Designer, Dante Biss-Grayson, Sky-Eagle Collection

Tribal Affiliation: Osage

Medium: AI Digital Design on Canvas, Hand signed by artist.

Dimensions (HxWxD): 16 x 24 approx.

Description/Inspiration:

What is AI generated art?
This is one way that artificial intelligence can output a selection of images based on words and phrases one feeds it. The program gathers possible outputs from its dataset references that it learned from - typically pulled from the internet - to provide possible images. (LA Times)

Artist Bio/Statement:

I explore new directions in Native American Art and Fashion, and utilize classical methods to develop a new contemporary vision of Native Art & Fashion. I strive to create new artwork that continues to the tradition of Contemporary Native Art, and pushes the boundaries of varying mediums, such as painting, holographic sculpture, poetry, and Fashion Design. I paint, I sculpt, I write, I design, I try to find the best platform to express and convey a thought and emotion. As a veteran with PTSD, I had to find myself again as an artist when I came back from overseas. I spent over 12 years in war zones, and before I deployed, I had studied art at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy in Holland and IAIA, in Santa Fe, N.M. As the apprentice of Earl Biss, my adopted father, I was able to delve even further into classical art. Upon return to the States, I started my studio again with the hopes to express the trauma of war, and find a platform to continually express myself, externalize the trauma, and eventually, hopefully help others. As a Fashion Designer, I have always wanted to explore this platform. For me, clothes can empower a person to feel better about themselves. Fashion Design can be a symbol of empowerment, or it can be utilitarian in use, and it can bring awareness to vital issues in Indian Country. The Sky-Eagle Collection was born out of a need to be a New Warrior in the Modern World. As a Veteran I always wanted to give back to my community, and when my daughter was born I wanted to do even more. Aroud this time I found out about the Missing and Murdered Womens Crisis and I wanted to see what I could do to protect my daughter, and my Native People. I have created platforms that can bring awareness to issues, with the hopes to inspire action. As I progressed, I have looked for the root cause of these issues, and looking at the data for Native Communities, it is apparent that there is so much work to be done. Issues such as the lowest life expectancy, a lack of
access to resources such as education and healthcare, and generational trauma that is creating vulnerable communities, and the outcomes are evident. I want to do my part, and giving back is the key ethos of the Sky-Eagle Collection. For my daily work, my goal was to work for Native Communities. I earned my Masters Degree in Emergency Management and have been able to work with tribes on capability building and community resilience capabilities development.

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Title: Ai Gen Aspen Bark Dress Concept

Artist: Osage Fashion Designer, Dante Biss-Grayson, Sky-Eagle Collection

Tribal Affiliation: Osage

Medium: AI Digital Design on Canvas, Hand Signed by artist.

Dimensions (HxWxD): 16 x 24 approx.

Description/Inspiration:

What is AI generated art?
This is one way that artificial intelligence can output a selection of images based on words and phrases one feeds it. The program gathers possible outputs from its dataset references that it learned from - typically pulled from the internet - to provide possible images. (LA Times)

Artist Bio/Statement:

I explore new directions in Native American Art and Fashion, and utilize classical methods to develop a new contemporary vision of Native Art & Fashion. I strive to create new artwork that continues to the tradition of Contemporary Native Art, and pushes the boundaries of varying mediums, such as painting, holographic sculpture, poetry, and Fashion Design. I paint, I sculpt, I write, I design, I try to find the best platform to express and convey a thought and emotion. As a veteran with PTSD, I had to find myself again as an artist when I came back from overseas. I spent over 12 years in war zones, and before I deployed, I had studied art at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy in Holland and IAIA, in Santa Fe, N.M. As the apprentice of Earl Biss, my adopted father, I was able to delve even further into classical art. Upon return to the States, I started my studio again with the hopes to express the trauma of war, and find a platform to continually express myself, externalize the trauma, and eventually, hopefully help others. As a Fashion Designer, I have always wanted to explore this platform. For me, clothes can empower a person to feel better about themselves. Fashion Design can be a symbol of empowerment, or it can be utilitarian in use, and it can bring awareness to vital issues in Indian Country. The Sky-Eagle Collection was born out of a need to be a New Warrior in the Modern World. As a Veteran I always wanted to give back to my community, and when my daughter was born I wanted to do even more. Aroud this time I found out about the Missing and Murdered Womens Crisis and I wanted to see what I could do to protect my daughter, and my Native People. I have created platforms that can bring awareness to issues, with the hopes to inspire action. As I progressed, I have looked for the root cause of these issues, and looking at the data for Native Communities, it is apparent that there is so much work to be done. Issues such as the lowest life expectancy, a lack of
access to resources such as education and healthcare, and generational trauma that is creating vulnerable communities, and the outcomes are evident. I want to do my part, and giving back is the key ethos of the Sky-Eagle Collection. For my daily work, my goal was to work for Native Communities. I earned my Masters Degree in Emergency Management and have been able to work with tribes on capability building and community resilience capabilities development.

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Title: Woodland Berry Canvas Art Print

Artist: Creative Graphics by Eva - Eva Oldman

Tribal Affiliation: Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa and Northern Arapaho

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Graphic Design, Canvas

Dimensions (HxWxD): 16" x 16"

Description/Inspiration:

This Woodland Berry exclusive design represents our connection to Mother Earth and the power of healing. The Anishinaabe Ode'imin (heart berry) is a sacred medicine that carries many teachings and is often shared with others in feasts and ceremonies reminding us to always look in our hearts to find peace and love.

Artist Bio/Statement:

Contemporary design with a purpose...

My name is Eva Oldman and I am an Indigenous Graphic Designer. I am from Harbor Springs, Michigan. I am a tribal citizen of the Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians and also Northern Arapaho. I have a degree in Graphic Design and Web Design. I have been graphic designing for over 15 years.

The contemporary art I create is influenced by the fact that there was a period in time where my people were not allowed to be who they were as Native Americans. Through that dark history of my people I design with a purpose to empower my people and to tell the story of their resilience. My contemporary art tells the world that we are Indigenous, we are strong, we are resilient, and we are still here. I would like to take this time to say Miigwech / Ahou to my ancestors who stuggled so that I can be here today.

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Title: Woodland Berry 15oz. Ceramic Mug

Artist: Creative Graphics by Eva - Eva Oldman

Tribal Affiliation: Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa and Northern Arapaho

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Graphic Design, Ceramic

Dimensions (HxWxD): 15oz. Ceramic

Description/Inspiration:

This Woodland Berry exclusive design represents our connection to Mother Earth and the power of healing. The Anishinaabe Ode'imin (heart berry) is a sacred medicine that carries many teachings and is often shared with others in feasts and ceremonies reminding us to always look in our hearts to find peace and love.

Artist Bio/Statement:

Contemporary design with a purpose...

My name is Eva Oldman and I am an Indigenous Graphic Designer. I am from Harbor Springs, Michigan. I am a tribal citizen of the Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians and also Northern Arapaho. I have a degree in Graphic Design and Web Design. I have been graphic designing for over 15 years.

The contemporary art I create is influenced by the fact that there was a period in time where my people were not allowed to be who they were as Native Americans. Through that dark history of my people I design with a purpose to empower my people and to tell the story of their resilience. My contemporary art tells the world that we are Indigenous, we are strong, we are resilient, and we are still here. I would like to take this time to say Miigwech / Ahou to my ancestors who stuggled so that I can be here today.

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Title: Memories of My Past

Artist: Jearica Fountain

Tribal Affiliation: Member of the Karuk tribe as well as Nisenan , Miwok , and Pit River

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Digital art / Painting (print) Signed by Artist, Unframed

Dimensions (HxWxD): 24 x 20

Description/Inspiration:

I incorporated blue for its association with feelings of sadness, feeling alone, and forlorn. When seeing it, it helps invoke those feelings of uncertainty that many children felt at residential schools. I used a light blue in association with young ages of those victims of this. I used orange for its representation of the impacts of residential schools still felt today. It is an interpretive piece meant to invoke feelings.

Artist Bio/Statement:

I am an Indigenous land protector, and activist for climate action and human rights, utilizing my art to fight the impacts of colonialism. My deep connection to the lands of Turtle Island, ancestors, and Indigenous way of life guides me in everything I do, including my art. My art focuses on 'Indigenizing' and decolonizing, with the goal to break down colonialism. Art in this way brings everyday people into a moment of experience, understanding that experience is a virtue. Looking at my work puts you inside a moment to experience the happiness, the sadness, the history, the heartbreak, the trauma, and the everyday lived occurrences shared in our Indigenous experience. All of my pieces are inspired by the Indigenous way of life even with abstract pieces because pull from my perspective as an Indigenous woman to create these pieces.

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Title: Tátach (Mama / Mommy in Karok)

Artist: Jearica Fountain

Tribal Affiliation: Member of the Karuk tribe as well as Nisenan , Miwok , and Pit River

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Digital art / Painting (print) Signed by Artist, Unframed

Dimensions (HxWxD): 16 x 24

Description/Inspiration:

I used the visual language of lines, form, and colors to create a composition which may exist with a degree of interpretation. Its origins relays the message of the strength of a woman, mom, auntie, and grandma in Indigenous communities across Turtle Island. Each Native woman's journey is a revealing story of strength, courage, and wisdom. For generations, our grandmothers, mothers, sisters, and daughters have played a major role in maintaining our culture, protecting our families, fighting for our people, all while caring for their families and community. The lines form a strong Indigenous woman carrying out her duties of life while carrying her baby on her back. All that Indigenous women endure and do day to day, they still find the strength to take care of others.

Artist Bio/Statement:

I am an Indigenous land protector, and activist for climate action and human rights, utilizing my art to fight the impacts of colonialism. My deep connection to the lands of Turtle Island, ancestors, and Indigenous way of life guides me in everything I do, including my art. My art focuses on 'Indigenizing' and decolonizing, with the goal to break down colonialism. Art in this way brings everyday people into a moment of experience, understanding that experience is a virtue. Looking at my work puts you inside a moment to experience the happiness, the sadness, the history, the heartbreak, the trauma, and the everyday lived occurrences shared in our Indigenous experience. All of my pieces are inspired by the Indigenous way of life even with abstract pieces because pull from my perspective as an Indigenous woman to create these pieces.

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Title: How I Feel

Artist: Jearica Fountain

Tribal Affiliation: Member of the Karuk tribe as well as Nisenan , Miwok , and Pit River

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Digital art / Painting (print) Signed by Artist, Unframed

Dimensions (HxWxD): 24 x 16

Description/Inspiration:

I used the visual language of lines, form, and colors to create a composition which may exist with a degree of interpretation. I created this as a reflection of how I see feeling emotions and feelings. It is meant to be an abstract piece for each person's emotions to interpret.

Artist Bio/Statement:

I am an Indigenous land protector, and activist for climate action and human rights, utilizing my art to fight the impacts of colonialism. My deep connection to the lands of Turtle Island, ancestors, and Indigenous way of life guides me in everything I do, including my art. My art focuses on 'Indigenizing' and decolonizing, with the goal to break down colonialism. Art in this way brings everyday people into a moment of experience, understanding that experience is a virtue. Looking at my work puts you inside a moment to experience the happiness, the sadness, the history, the heartbreak, the trauma, and the everyday lived occurrences shared in our Indigenous experience. All of my pieces are inspired by the Indigenous way of life even with abstract pieces because pull from my perspective as an Indigenous woman to create these pieces.

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Title: My Voice

Artist: Jearica Fountain

Tribal Affiliation: Member of the Karuk tribe as well as Nisenan , Miwok , and Pit River

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Digital art / Painting (print) Signed by Artist, Unframed

Dimensions (HxWxD): 24 x 20

Description/Inspiration:

Being Indigenous we are born into being activists for the land, the environment, and our peoples. We inherit that duty of speaking up for human and land rights. This piece is titled, My voice, because its an abstract personal interpretation of how it feels to share my voice on these subjects, as an Indigenous person and Indigenous woman.

Artist Bio/Statement:

I am an Indigenous land protector, and activist for climate action and human rights, utilizing my art to fight the impacts of colonialism. My deep connection to the lands of Turtle Island, ancestors, and Indigenous way of life guides me in everything I do, including my art. My art focuses on 'Indigenizing' and decolonizing, with the goal to break down colonialism. Art in this way brings everyday people into a moment of experience, understanding that experience is a virtue. Looking at my work puts you inside a moment to experience the happiness, the sadness, the history, the heartbreak, the trauma, and the everyday lived occurrences shared in our Indigenous experience. All of my pieces are inspired by the Indigenous way of life even with abstract pieces because pull from my perspective as an Indigenous woman to create these pieces.

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Title: Untitled

Artist: Jearica Fountain

Tribal Affiliation: Member of the Karuk tribe as well as Nisenan , Miwok , and Pit River

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Digital art / Painting (print) Signed by Artist, Unframed

Dimensions (HxWxD): 24 x 18

Description/Inspiration:

I used the visual language of lines, form, and colors to create a composition which may exist with a degree of interpretation. I created this as a reflection of my journey of life.

Artist Bio/Statement:

I am an Indigenous land protector, and activist for climate action and human rights, utilizing my art to fight the impacts of colonialism. My deep connection to the lands of Turtle Island, ancestors, and Indigenous way of life guides me in everything I do, including my art. My art focuses on 'Indigenizing' and decolonizing, with the goal to break down colonialism. Art in this way brings everyday people into a moment of experience, understanding that experience is a virtue. Looking at my work puts you inside a moment to experience the happiness, the sadness, the history, the heartbreak, the trauma, and the everyday lived occurrences shared in our Indigenous experience. All of my pieces are inspired by the Indigenous way of life even with abstract pieces because pull from my perspective as an Indigenous woman to create these pieces.

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Title: Flower of Thunder

Artist: Mariza Ryce Aparicio-Tovar

Tribal Affiliation: Chichimeca, Wixárica

Year Completed: 2020

Medium: Digital Freehand, Unframed

Dimensions (HxWxD): 8"x10"

Description/Inspiration:

This is a Limited Edition (6/20) signed 5x7" giclée print matted in an 8x10" archival white bevel mat frame. Symbolism: With lightning bolts of clarity in her talons, our Flower of Thunder flies higher than the storms that have challenged her, allowing wisdom to flow from her talons down below to us. The natural state of our mind is clarity when we remember our power and connection.

Artist Bio/Statement:

Artist Mariza Ryce Aparicio-Tovar grew up around artists and makers who nurtured her creativity. Her family, who are a mix of Mexican (Wixárika and Chichimeca) and American (Mohawk) lineages, raised her with practices honoring land and relationships with the natural world. Her work explores issues of mental health and self-awareness, advocating care for our planet and ourselves, so that collectively we may experience our full potential. Mariza's work has been shipped to forty-seven countries around the world. She donates a percentage of proceeds to Honor the Earth, the NIWRC, The Ocean Foundation, and Border Kindness.

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Title: Sending and Receiving

Artist: Mariza Ryce Aparicio-Tovar

Tribal Affiliation: Chichimeca, Wixárica

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Digital Freehand, Unframed

Dimensions (HxWxD): 8"x10"

Description/Inspiration:

This is a Limited Edition (2/20) signed 5x7" giclée print matted in an 8x10" archival white bevel mat frame. Inspiration: From my big beautiful heart to your big beautiful heart. Our love, consciousness, and intentions have no physical boundaries.

Artist Bio/Statement:

Artist Mariza Ryce Aparicio-Tovar grew up around artists and makers who nurtured her creativity. Her family, who are a mix of Mexican (Wixárika and Chichimeca) and American (Mohawk) lineages, raised her with practices honoring land and relationships with the natural world. Her work explores issues of mental health and self-awareness, advocating care for our planet and ourselves, so that collectively we may experience our full potential. Mariza's work has been shipped to forty-seven countries around the world. She donates a percentage of proceeds to Honor the Earth, the NIWRC, The Ocean Foundation, and Border Kindness.

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Title: I Am Volcanic Rock

Artist: Mariza Ryce Aparicio-Tovar

Tribal Affiliation: Chichimeca, Wixárica

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Digital Freehand, Unframed

Dimensions (HxWxD): 8"x10"

Description/Inspiration:

This is a Limited Edition (2/20) signed 5x7" giclée print matted in an 8x10" archival white bevel mat frame. Accompanying Text: "I am grounded. I am strong. I am volcanic rock."

Artist Bio/Statement:

Artist Mariza Ryce Aparicio-Tovar grew up around artists and makers who nurtured her creativity. Her family, who are a mix of Mexican (Wixárika and Chichimeca) and American (Mohawk) lineages, raised her with practices honoring land and relationships with the natural world. Her work explores issues of mental health and self-awareness, advocating care for our planet and ourselves, so that collectively we may experience our full potential. Mariza's work has been shipped to forty-seven countries around the world. She donates a percentage of proceeds to Honor the Earth, the NIWRC, The Ocean Foundation, and Border Kindness.

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Title: Flying Free

Artist: Mariza Ryce Aparicio-Tovar

Tribal Affiliation: Chichimeca, Wixárica

Year Completed: 2020

Medium: Digital Freehand, Unframed

Dimensions (HxWxD): 8"x10"

Description/Inspiration:

This is a Limited Edition (1/20) signed 5x7" giclée print matted in an 8x10" archival white bevel mat frame. Symbolism: Liberation of mind, body, and spirit. Celebrating one's existence.

Artist Bio/Statement:

Artist Mariza Ryce Aparicio-Tovar grew up around artists and makers who nurtured her creativity. Her family, who are a mix of Mexican (Wixárika and Chichimeca) and American (Mohawk) lineages, raised her with practices honoring land and relationships with the natural world. Her work explores issues of mental health and self-awareness, advocating care for our planet and ourselves, so that collectively we may experience our full potential. Mariza's work has been shipped to forty-seven countries around the world. She donates a percentage of proceeds to Honor the Earth, the NIWRC, The Ocean Foundation, and Border Kindness.

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Title: "Buffalo Clan"

Artist: Tamara Dawn Faw Faw

Tribal Affiliation: Otoe-Missouria Tribe of Oklahoma

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Digital Print on Canvas, Framed

Dimensions (HxWxD): 18" x 22" with frame

Description/Inspiration:

Inspired by the seven clans of the Otoe-Missouria Tribe. "Buffalo Clan" is one in a series of seven clan animal prints, Bear, Elk,Eagle, Beaver, Owl and Pigeon. Each animal has traditional tribal floral designs on black with white trim. The background is in very vibrant colors with floral designs fading into the background.

Artist Bio/Statement:

Aha! I am Miha Xege, Faded Woman, I am Jiwere-Nut'achi. I am Tamara Faw Faw, I am Otoe-Missouria. I am an Indigenous Artist that specializes my art within tribal history language and regalia. I like to utilize many different forms of art to create my work, fabric, paper, illustrations and graphic design.

I concentrate my efforts into bringing back to life what was once lost and forgotton.

It's my way to honor the Ancestors. Aha!

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Title: "Four Seasons" (SET OF 4)

Artist: Tamara Dawn Faw Faw

Tribal Affiliation: Otoe-Missouria Tribe of Oklahoma

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Digital Print on Canvas, Signed by Artist

Dimensions (HxWxD): 4 - 8" x 8" prints on canvas

Description/Inspiration:

Inspired by the colors of the seasons, the first flowers that bloom in the Spring, the deep colors of the sky and trees in Summertime the pastel colors of melons and squash in the Fall and the holiday colors of Winter.

Artist Bio/Statement:

Aha! I am Miha Xege, Faded Woman, I am Jiwere-Nut'achi. I am Tamara Faw Faw, I am Otoe-Missouria. I am an Indigenous Artist that specializes my art within tribal history language and regalia. I like to utilize many different forms of art to create my work, fabric, paper, illustrations and graphic design.

I concentrate my efforts into bringing back to life what was once lost and forgotton.

It's my way to honor the Ancestors. Aha!

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Title: "Al-pumpkin"

Artist: Dawn Clearwater

Tribal Affiliation: nahua/maya

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Digital, Signed by Artist, Unframed

Dimensions (HxWxD): 14 x 8.5 Inches

Description/Inspiration:

Squash are a very sacred crop that predates even corn, and beans. They are the oldest of the three sisters, and here I have honored them for the Autumn season along with an indigenous South American animal, the alpaca, who are very sacred tp Andean peoples, and they both are very popular and heartwarming and are a joy to look at, and I figured if non indigenous people constantly go on about these two sacred species separately, I wanted to kind of re-indigenize it away from the mainstream, and conbine their cuteness, since many tend to overlook the roots, of popular things that are indigenous to the Americas. Non-natives will even try take the credit or glory for themselves, by trying to sell these species as if they are " modern" things they discovered or invented, when in reality they are ancestral to us and timeless.

Artist Bio/Statement:

Dawn Clearwater is an afro Mesoamerican , autistic, 2spirit multi-media digital artist. They have studied the arts and crafts their entire life , it has grounded them and helps connect deeper with their heritage. Art runs in their family, and they want to do their part to carry that torch, and the torch of land, language, and cultural preservation.

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Title: "turtle island"

Artist: Dawn Clearwater

Tribal Affiliation: nahua/maya

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Digital, Signed by Artist, Unframed

Dimensions (HxWxD): 8.5 x 14 Inches

Description/Inspiration:

This piece was inspired by nature, and I also took inspiration also from ancestral ledger art across the continent, and how sacred simplicity can really make a timeless impact, and I depicted a visual story of turtle island and how sky woman might have saw the great turtle as she fell to earth.

Artist Bio/Statement:

Dawn Clearwater is an afro Mesoamerican , autistic, 2spirit multi-media digital artist. They have studied the arts and crafts their entire life , it has grounded them and helps connect deeper with their heritage. Art runs in their family, and they want to do their part to carry that torch, and the torch of land, language, and cultural preservation.

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Title: "Land Back"

Artist: Dawn Clearwater

Tribal Affiliation: nahua/maya

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Digital, Signed by Artist, Unframed

Dimensions (HxWxD): 14 x 8.5 Inches

Description/Inspiration:

For the Halloween season,I made a fan art of the infamous monster from " Little shop of horrors" this horror movie, unfortunately had a bleak ending where spoiler alert: the plant spreads across all stores in the USA, and they terrorize the country, here however; I reclaimed that narrative, since the visuals of NYC's , buildings being pushed over by giant plants (many of which are so large the windows, confuse and kill hundreds of bird species") a hyper- urban traumatized land , was weirdly satisfying to see, therefore, I decided to give it a more hopeful ending instead. I chose to interpret it as the mother nature reclaiming what is hers and punishing humans for their sins against one another. In the " Harley Quinn show" Poison ivy has the same plant, and in Monster High, Venus Mcflytrap seems to have one as well, in my scenario maybe one of them owns this plant, Since being plant based women, neither would be eaten , his name is "Chewy" and he is very well trained, so he exclusively eats cruel people who intentionally hurt the environment. In this picture instead asking the character " Seymour to feed him, he is asking his owner to feed him his favorite snack; colonizers. A take on the saying " eat the rich" if you will.

Artist Bio/Statement:

Dawn Clearwater is an afro Mesoamerican , autistic, 2spirit multi-media digital artist. They have studied the arts and crafts their entire life , it has grounded them and helps connect deeper with their heritage. Art runs in their family, and they want to do their part to carry that torch, and the torch of land, language, and cultural preservation.

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Title: "Decolonize; save lives"

Artist: Dawn Clearwater

Tribal Affiliation: nahua/maya

Year Completed: 2022

Medium: Digital, Signed by Artist, Unframed

Dimensions (HxWxD): 8.5 x 14 Inches

Description/Inspiration:

In this picture reimagined a Monster High character " Venus Mcflytrap" as an indigenous land defender activist. Movie depictions like "little shop of horrors" that made their monster an alien based off of venus flytraps , did to the species what "jaws" did to sharks, cause public anxiety ,paranoia and ultimately demonized them., it had undertones of xenophobia because they made it seem like the plant came from an unknown exotic jungle, when in reality they are indigenous to North America, specifically the Carolinas' and because of these mindsets, and reckless land development, this unique species is now endangered. Here I depicted an adult version of Venus, maybe she's in monster University, or something, and she's a strong indigenous woman, decolonizing, and standing up for her people and the environment which she recognized in higher education are inherently connected.

Artist Bio/Statement:

Dawn Clearwater is an afro Mesoamerican , autistic, 2spirit multi-media digital artist. They have studied the arts and crafts their entire life , it has grounded them and helps connect deeper with their heritage. Art runs in their family, and they want to do their part to carry that torch, and the torch of land, language, and cultural preservation.

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