Native American art, jewelry, paintings, sculpture, and pipes by individual Native Choctaw Indian artists.

Award Winning Art & Cultural Information Here you will find traditional Native American art as well as more modern Contemporary themes, including jewelry, ceremonial pipes, stone sculptures, and paintings. The goal of Choctaw Art is to provide visitors with a variety of Choctaw artists who produce high quality art in a variety of styles and mediums and to raise awareness of the heritage of Choctaw Indians by providing information on the rich cultural history of the Choctaw. More Native American Art Visit our sister site for more award winning american indian art. Gallery Organization The contents of each shop is the complete responsibility of that artist and although every attempt is made to insure that every member of this gallery is of the highest integrity it not our intention to be censors or babysitters. Art is an individual thing and what appeals to one may not appeal to all. The entry page for each artist will contain a summary of the type of art they produce. If what is described is not to your taste please return to the gallery page and choose a different artist. Interested in joining the gallery? Find out how on the Info Page Not a Choctaw Indian but interested in joining a similar gallery? Other Opportunities

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Here are some of our award winners

Argus Dowdy Best of Division Cultural Items Cherokee Art Market

Gwen Coleman Lester Best of Show Choctaw Indian Art Show

Karen Clarkson First Prize - Gold Medal Award Drawing Category Conservatory Art Classic

Marsha Hedrick 1st Place Cultural Division Choctaw Indian Art Show

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Choctaw Artists Continue to Win Big

Gwen Coleman Lester, of Claremore, Oklahoma, Best of Show at the 4th Annual Choctaw Art Show. The colored pencil drawing was titled "Counting the Days." The drawing shows how the Choctaw counted days, like on a calendar, using bundles of sticks that were wrapped and tied in leather. The top and bottom of the drawing had panels of a sunrise and a moonlit night respectively. The art show is held during the Choctaw Labor Day Festival in Tuskahoma, Oklahoma, at the historical capitol of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma. She also won a 2nd place in the Graphics Division and a 3rd place in the Paintings division at the same show.

Argus Dowdy, of Skiatook, Oklahoma, once again won the Best of Division for Cultural Items at the Cherokee Art Market in October 2007. The Cherokee Nation sponsored this annual juried art show held at the Cherokee Casino Resort in Catoosa, Oklahoma.

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