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Here you will find traditional Native American art as well as more modern Contemporary themes, including jewelry, ceremonial pipes, stone sculptures, and paintings by Choctaw Indian Artists.
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.

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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.

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AWARD WINNERS

Marsha Hedrick
1nd Place Pottery Litchfield Park Indian Market 2019

Gwen Coleman Lester
Best of Show â€” Masters Show Five Civilized Tribes Museum

Karen Clarkson
Best of Show - Choctaw Art Show 2013, First Prize - Choctaw Art Show 2013, First Prize - Sedona Arts Festival 2011-2012, First Prize - Gold Medal Award Drawing Category
Conservatory Art Classic

Theresa Renegar
Choctaw Pow Wow in Tuskhomma 1st & 3rd place in jewelry category

Keith Pearson
Best in Jewelry, Williamsburg Arts and Crafts Festival 2014

Paula Whatley
First Place Frisco Art Gallery Winter Art Show | Second Place The Artist's Circle Gallery Photography Show | Published in Today's Horse Magazine, Frisco Style Magazine & Plano Style Magazine

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Today's Featured Artist Is

Keith Pearson

Specialties: Beadwork

I grew up in Carlsbad, New Mexico. I moved to Henderson, NC six years ago, after 24 years in Mt. Vernon, IL. I am married to wife Julie. We have four children, four grandchildren and one great grandchild. I am a graduate of New Mexico State University with a degree in Chemical Engineering. I spent forty-one years with Continental Tire before retiring in 2009. I was corporate manager of environmental programs for North and South America when I retired. I have always had an interest in the arts. I have experience in oil painting and stained glass. Having grown up in the Southwest, and being a member of the <a href="http://choctawnation.com">Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma</a>, I have an appreciation for Native American design. My father was a "rockhound" and taught me an appreciation for mineral gemstones. On all of my Native American theme splitloom pieces I try to use mineral gemstone beads in the necklace fringe to compliment the design. I have recently been doing more "back stitch" or bead embroidery using the mineral gemstones. I usually let the stone guide me as to the design of the piece. I have reached an age where I no longer do Arts and Craft Shows, however my beadwork can be seen and purchased at the Art Shak in Southport, NC and at Murray's Mill in Catawba, NC.  Of course there is always my website, www.choctawkeith.com.

Awards, Recognition, Articles:

Best in Jewelry, Williamsburg Arts and Crafts Festival 2014

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