Festival of
Woodland Indian Art
& Culture
Woodland Indian Art Show & Market
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SEEKING ONEIDA ARTIST
We are gathering feedback revolving around the impact of Native art sales through the pandemic, where artists are now, and how to further support Native arts and culture. Did we mention there's a chance to win a $25 WIA, Inc. Online Market gift card?! Information provided supports the Federal Administration for Native Americans (ANA) grant application and future WIA Initiatives. Complete our survey here: https://forms.gle/GjG84copaVyXywHd7 |
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!!!
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We are still selling raffle tickets for this beautiful painting. St. Kateri Tekakwitha is the first Native American to be recognized as a saint by the Catholic Church. She was born in 1656, in the Mohawk village of Ossernenon. Her mother was an Algonquin, who was captured by the Mohawks and who took a Mohawk chief for her husband. To read more about her life, Click Here.
WIA, Inc., will raffling off a beautiful oil painting of St. Kateri Tekakwitha. Each ticket is $5. The drawing will be done at the 2021 Woodland Indian Art Show. This exceptional painting was the creation of Mary Lee Prescott. For more information about this talented artist, Click Here.
For more information and to purchase a ticket, click here.
WIA, Inc., will raffling off a beautiful oil painting of St. Kateri Tekakwitha. Each ticket is $5. The drawing will be done at the 2021 Woodland Indian Art Show. This exceptional painting was the creation of Mary Lee Prescott. For more information about this talented artist, Click Here.
For more information and to purchase a ticket, click here.
The Woodland Indian Art Show and Market (WIAS&M) 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. |
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