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Artists & Authors

Artists & Authors

  • Arthur Amiotte
  • Angela Babby
  • Alfreda Beartrack-Algeo
  • JoAnne Bird
  • Lorenzo Black Lance
  • Randall Blaze
  • Alice New Holy Blue Legs
  • Keith BraveHeart
  • Roger Broer
  • Gerald Cournoyer Sr.
  • Alfred Decoteau
  • Larry Decoteau
  • Ella Cara Deloria
  • Guy S. Dull Knife, Jr.
  • Vine Deloria Jr.
  • Dr. Charles A. Eastman
  • Evans Flammond Sr.
  • Robert Freeman
  • Tracy Hauff
  • Dakota Hoska
  • Oscar Howe
  • Del Iron Cloud
  • King Kuka
  • Athena LaTocha
  • Daniel Long Soldier
  • Joseph Marshall, III
  • Donald F. Montileaux
  • Marlena Myles
  • Molina Parker
  • Mikayla Patton
  • Henry Payer
  • Robert Penn
  • Kevin Pourier
  • Martin Red Bear
  • Herman Red Elk
  • Richard Red Owl
  • Donald Ruleaux
  • Nathaniel Ruleaux
  • Vic Runnels
  • Nelda Schrupp
  • Donovin Sprague
  • Luther Standing Bear
  • Andrew Standing Soldier
  • Paul Szabo
  • Edward R. Thomas
  • Dustin Twiss
  • Edward E. Two Bulls Jr.
  • Lorri Ann Two Bulls
  • Marty Two Bulls Jr.
  • Renelle White Buffalo
  • Dyani White Hawk
  • Dwayne “Chuck” Wilcox
  • Jim Yellowhawk
  • Mitchell C. Zephier Sr.
  • Alfred Y. Ziegler
  • Zitkala-Ša

Our Featured Artist

Alice Blue Legs was a renowned Oglala Lakota quillworker whose dedication to preserving traditional Lakota art helped ensure the survival of one of the Northern Plains’ most important cultural practices. Born Rosaline Alice New Holy on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota, she taught herself the intricate art of porcupine quillwork by studying historic designs and drawing on...

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