Museum - Osage Culture
WEBExhibits and programs strive to represent the trajectory and movement of Osage arts, history, language, and culture through the generations, from the earliest extant work of our ancestors to the newest creations of our younger people.
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WEBOAC serves creative people of all kinds – visual artists, video artists, composers, textile artists, ceramicists, poets, fiction and nonfiction writers. OAC is located on a 160-acre farm in an isolated rural mountainside setting in Central Missouri bordered by ¾ of a mile of the Gasconade River.
The Art of the Osage - Antiques And The Arts Weekly
WEBMar 30, 2004 · “Art of the Osage,” on view at the Saint Louis Art Museum through August 8, gathers together more than 100 objects made between 1750 and the present day by the American Indian people known as the Osage.
Artists | Osage Nation Foundation
WEBElise Boulanger is an Osage multidisciplinary artist, collaborator, and curator currently engaged in the arts community in Durango, CO. She holds a Bachelor's of Arts degree in Studio Art with minors in Art History and Anthropology from Fort Lewis College.
Osage Art & Artists - Osage Culture
WEBStudents read survey of Osage traditional art forms including motifs & symbols, ribbonwork, finger-weaving, and beadwork, discuss European influences.
Joe Don Brave Art
WEBJoe Don Brave is a Native American artist/painter of Cherokee/Osage heritage, born in KC in 1965, internationally known for his intense, colorful, bright interpretation of traditional life, learned through stories from elders and lifetime involvement in tribal ceremonies/dances, as he has lived a non-traditional life.
Anita Fields (Osage/Muscogee) - National Endowment for the Arts
WEBJul 26, 2021 · In this podcast, Fields talks about the centrality of Osage culture and philosophy in her art, her work in different media, her respect for and innovations of traditional textile and clay work, and her long and continuing artistic journey.
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WEBThe Osage Nation Foundation Artist Registry is an online directory of Osage artists, musicians, actors, dancers, arts and cultural organizations, and even professionals in the arts industry.
Paintings from the Osage Nation Museum
WEBSince 1938 the Nation’s museum has stood at the heart of Osage artistic and cultural practice. In the creative space defined by the boundaries of the three districts of Gray Horse, Hominy and Pawhuska, an Osage painting tradition developed during early to mid 20th Century that continues to today.
Osage Muralist, Robin Polhamus - Native American Artist
WEBRobin Polhamus is best known among the Native American Osage Tribe as the artist responsible for researching, designing, and painting the murals displayed on the walls of the Osage Tribal Council Chambers. An educational …
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