Chickasaw Art
Chickasaw artists speak of their past, present and future with voices heard through paint and canvas, metal, glass, textiles, music and performance. In the videos below, experience the rich artistry of the tribe – immerse yourself in the creativity, and discover your own unique spark.
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Te Ata: Inspirational Storyteller
Lisa BillyLisa Billy recounts the ways in which the renowned Chickasaw Te Ata Fisher contradicted the norms of her day.
Being a Chickasaw Bladesmith
Daniel WorcesterDaniel Worcester talks about gathering inspiration from artisans of old, and how he fuses this inspiration into works incorporating vivid colors.
Pottery: Drawn to Chickasaw History
Joanna Underwood BlackburnJoanna Underwood Blackburn was introduced to pottery as a college student at the University of Oklahoma.
Inspiration from My Ancestors
Kristen DorseyThough Kristen Dorsey was born and raised in Los Angeles, far from the majority of her people, her Chickasaw heritage still holds great meaning.
Brenda Kingery: Threads of Blessings
Meet Our People – The Enduring Spirit of the Chickasaw NationIn this extended cut, see Brenda Kingery's travels to Honduras, her experience with local women to create a beautiful, hand-made banner.
Passing on Crafts to Family Members
Michael and Tim CorneliusMichael Cornelius is a flute maker who specializes in crafting traditional Chickasaw flutes he constructs from river cane.
Margaret Wheeler on Her Creative Process
Margaret Roach WheelerSometimes a full night's sleep is the best way to overcome the intimidation of starting a new project.
One Tribe One Mission
"Our mission to enhance the overall quality of life of the Chickasaw people will continue to serve as our guidepost as we work together to build an even brighter future"
Bill Anoatubby, Governor
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