Festival of
Woodland Indian Art & Culture
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Save the Date NATOW (Native American Tourism of Wisconsin) and Woodland Indian Art, Inc. work together to develop an appreciation of Woodland art and culture with a larger audience. NATOW's annual conference will be held June 20-22, 2023 at the Menominee Casino Resort & Convention Center in Keshena, Wisconsin. Stay tuned, we'll have more information soon regarding content, vendors, activities, happenings and more! |
Congratulations to all 2022 WIASM Winners! |
Category: 2 Dimensional
Honorable Mention |
Christopher Sweet |
2nd Place |
Akacia Muscavitch |
1st Place |
Akacia Muscavitch |
Category: 3 Dimensional
Honorable Mention |
Sunny Webster |
2nd Place |
Cynthia Thomas |
1st Place |
Cynthia Thomas |
Category: Apparel & Textile
Honorable Mention |
Sunny Webster |
2nd Place |
Wanda Anton |
1st Place |
Sayokla Williams |
Category: Beadwork
Honorable Mention |
Pati Belgarde |
2nd Place |
Pati Belgarde |
1st Place |
Sayokla Williams |
Category: Theme
Honorable Mention |
Rae Skenandore |
2nd Place |
Christopher Sweet |
1st Place |
Christopher Sweet |
Category: Vessel
Honorable Mention |
Cynthia Thomas |
2nd Place |
Stephenie Muscavitch VanEvery |
1st Place |
Rae Skenandore |
Category: Youth
Honorable Mention |
Julian Greendeer |
2nd Place |
Aydrian James Day |
1st Place |
Isabella VanEvery |
2022 WIASM Best in Show
Sayokla Williams |
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Woodland Indian Art Radisson Exhibition
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Artist opportunity at the Green Bay Radisson Hotel & Conference Center
New Opportunity for Woodland Artist!!! Click Here!!!
The Festival of Woodland Indian Art and Culture Show is an art competition and market showcasing the unique artistic styles of Native American Nations from the Midwest and eastern regions of the United States.
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Woodland Indian Art, Inc. (WIA) is a non-profit organization created to expand the awareness and appreciation of Woodland Indian Arts and Culture through education, events and markets. We bring Woodland Indian artists together to raise awareness of their distinct artistic styles and cultures. We contribute to the economy of Native communities by cultivating the public’s appreciation of Woodland Indian artists and the unique diversity of their art. WIA and its volunteers have produced the Woodland Indian Art Show and Market on the Oneida Reservation in Wisconsin since 2006. The show is now being called The Festival of Woodland Indian Art and Culture Show. |
Please help us support Woodland Indian Arts & Culture with your donation.
