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Meet Jerry Sutton — the Cherokee artist who won Grand Prize at last year’s Trail of Tears Art Show & Sale and is the featured artist for this year’s 50th Anniversary show. Learn about his passion for creating artwork and the process behind his winning piece “Cultural Appropriation” in this Artist Spotlight.

The 50th Anniversary Trail of Tears Art Show & Sale runs now through July 31 at Cherokee Springs Plaza in Tahlequah, Oklahoma and online at VisitCherokeeNation.com/Trail-of-Tears-Art-Show.

In this episode of Cherokee Artist Showcase, we sit down with Cherokee National Treasure Dorothy Sullivan to discuss her artistic journey as a painter.

Now through August 28, the exhibit “Dorothy Sullivan: Art Is in Its Meaning” is on display at the featured artist gallery in the Saline Courthouse Museum in Rose, Oklahoma.

Check out this all-new Exploring Cherokee History! In this episode, we sit down with Roy Boney Jr., Cherokee Nation’s Language Program Manager, to discuss the two-part exhibit “From Talking Leaves to Pixels” and the evolution of the Cherokee syllabary through various technologies. For more information about our #CherokeeSyllabaryBicentennial exhibits, go to VisitCherokeeNation.com/Events.

Join us for an all-new Exploring Cherokee History! In this episode, we sit down with an instructor and a student from the Cherokee Language Master Apprentice Program to discuss methods of teaching and learning the Cherokee language in the classroom. #CherokeeSyllabaryBicentennial

Plan your adventure at www.VisitCherokeeNation.com.

Join us for this month’s episode of Cherokee Storytelling! In this video, Cherokee National Treasure Robert Lewis tells a fun story about Rabbit and his song. #CherokeeStorytelling

In this episode of Cherokee Artist Showcase, we sit down with Cherokee National Treasure Vyrl Keeter to discuss his artistic journey as a flintknapper.

From now through June 26, you can see the exhibit “Vyrl Keeter: Points of Origin” on display at the featured artist gallery in the Saline Courthouse Museum in Rose, Oklahoma.

Join us for a new episode of Exploring Cherokee History! In this video, we examine the life and legacy of Sequoyah, the inventor of the written Cherokee language and the subject of the “Sequoyah: An American Icon” exhibit at the Cherokee National History Museum in Tahlequah, Oklahoma.#CherokeeSyllabaryBicentennial

Ready for an all-new Cherokee Storytelling? Join Cherokee author and storyteller Brad Wagnon as he shares his children’s book “How the World Was Made: A Cherokee Story.”

If you are interested in purchasing your own copy of Brad Wagnon’s book, go to Cherokee Nation Gift Shop’s website at the link below:

https://shop.visitcherokeenation.com/products/how-the-world-was-made-a-cherokee-story

Ready for an all-new Cherokee Artist Showcase? In this episode, we sit down with Cherokee National Treasure Lisa Rutherford to discuss her artistic journey and her passion for making traditional feather capes.

Join us for this month’s episode of Cherokee Storytelling! In this video, Cherokee National Treasure Robert Lewis tells a fun story for all ages about the role Rabbit played in the origins of the Blowgun. #CherokeeStorytelling