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    Artist and Scholar List: A–F

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    A reference guide for artists’ names, tribal affiliations, dates, primary artistic media, and links. If you have suggestions on spelling, media, or tribal affiliations or cultural heritage, please email us. This list is an internal reference guide and cannot possibly include every Indigenous/Native American artist. Descent refers to people who are not enrolled tribal citizens but who descend from tribal citizens.

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    • Ted Abbey (Alabama/Coushatta), painter
    • Jim Abeita (Diné), painter, askART
    • Karen Abeita (Hopi), ceramic artist
    • Geronima Abeyta (Ohkay Owingeh, 1904–1996), ceramic artist
    • Narciso Abeyta (Diné, 1918–1998), painter, askART
    • Tony Abeyta (Diné), painter, askART
    • Barry Ace (M’Chigeeng Odawa), interdisciplinary artist, link
    • Achu, also Oswaldo De León Kantule (Guna), painter, Panama, link
    • Margaret Acosta (Tohono O’odham, 1939–2016), basket maker, bio
    • Mary Adair (Cherokee Nation), painter, fingerweaver
    • Brian Adams (Inupiaq), photographer, link
    • KC Adams (Fisher RiverCree/Ojibway), interdisciplinary artist, link
    • Joshua Adams (Eastern Band Cherokee), sculptor, link
    • Mary Adams (Kahnawà:ke Mohawk, 1917–1999), basket maker, textile artist, also Mary Kawennatakie Adams, wiki
    • Primrose Adams (Haida, 1926–2020), basket maker, wiki
    • Tiffany Adams (Chemehuevi/Konkow/Nisenan), jeweler, painter, regalia maker, link
    • Richard Adkins (Haida), jeweler, printmaker
    • Clifton Aguilar (Kewa), jeweler
    • Dugan Aguilar (Maidu/Northern Paiute/Achomawi, 1947–2018), photographer, wiki
    • Joseph “Woody” Aguilar, PhD (San Ildefonso Pueblo), archaeologist, deputy tribal historical preservation officer, bio
    • Linda Aguilar (Chumash), basket maker, SAR, specific tribe not yet known
    • Jeri Ah-be-hill (Kiowa/Comanche, 1934–2015), dealer, fashion researcher, bio
    • George Ahgupuk, also George Twok Aden Ahgupuk (Inupiaq, 1911–2001), draftsperson, link
    • heather ahtone, PhD (Chickasaw/Choctaw), author, curator, scholar
    • Sharron Ahtone Harjo (Kiowa), ledger artist, painter, link
    • Tahnee Ahtone (Kiowa/Seminole/Mvskoki), beadwork artist, curator, textile artist, LinkedIn
    • Larry Ahvakana, also Larry “Ulaaq” Ahvakana (Inupiaq), glass artist, sculptor, woodcarver, link
    • Mary Aitson (Cherokee Nation), basket maker, bio
    • Richard Aitson (Kiowa/Kiowa Apache), beadwork artist, poet
    • rudi aker (Wolastoqiyik), curator, illustrator, painter, link
    • Norman Akers (Osage/Pawnee), painter, link
    • Brian Akipa (Sisseton Wahpeton Dakota), flute maker, sculptor, wiki
    • Kateri Akiwenzie-Damm (Nawash Chippewa), winter, wiki
    • Kayeri Akweks (Akwesasne Mohawk), mixed media artist, link
    • Claudia Alarcón (Wichí), textile artist, bio, member of Silät
    • Ben Aleck (Pyramid Lake Paiute), draftsperson, link
    • Caitlin Aleck (Tsleil-Waututh), textile artist
    • George Alexander (Muscogee Creek), painter
    • Sherman Alexie (Spokane/Coeur d’Alene), author, link
    • Paulina Alexis (Alexis Nakota), actor
    • Wayne Alfred (Kwakwaka’wakw), mask maker, woodcarver
    • Marcus Alfred (Kwakwaka’wakw, 1981–2016), jeweler, mask maker, painter, woodcarver
    • Christian Allaire (Nipissing Ojibway), fashion writer, Muck Rack
    • Alme Allen (Karuk), painter, Instagram
    • Elsie Allen (Cloverdale Pomo, 1899–1990), basket maker, wiki
    • Joe Allen (Fallon Paiute/Shoshone), diverse arts, sculptor
    • Paula Gunn Allen, PhD (Laguna Pueblo descent, 1939–2008), author, scholar, link
    • Siku Allooloo (Inuk), writer, interdisciplinary artist, sikuallooloo.com
    • Anaoyok Alookee (Netsilik), doll maker, textile artist
    • Irma Alvarez Ccoscco (Quechua), poet
    • Lena Snow Amason, also Lena Amason-Berns (Sugpiaq), also (Alutiiq), carver, draftsperson, painter, Alutiiq Museum
    • Alvin Amason, also Alvin Eli Amason (Sugpiaq), painter, sculptor, bio
    • Neal Ambrose-Smith, also Neal Inuksois Ambrose-Smith (Salish/Cree/Shoshone direct descent), printmaker
    • Marcus Amerman (Choctaw Nation), beadwork artist, link
    • Roger Amerman (Choctaw Nation), beadwork artist
    • Arthur Amiotte (Oglala Lakota), mixed media artist, link
    • Patrick Amos (Nuu-chah-nulth), printmaker
    • Ephraim Anderson (Diné), textile artist
    • Matthew Anderson (Cherokee Nation), multimedia artist
    • David Andree (Red Lake Chippewa), painter, sculptor, link
    • Raymond Andrews (Mono Lake Paiute), basket maker, bio
    • María del Carmen Mendoza Ángeles (Zapotec), woodcarver, Mexico, link
    • Jacobo Ángeles (Zapotec), woodcarver, link
    • Angeline (Chippewa Cree/Blackfeet/Shoshone/Mexican-American), actor, child of Rita Rose Wilson and Ethan Shawn Chippewa (Chippewa Cree, 1957–1992) link 
    • Bill Anoatubby (Chickasaw), governor, wiki
    • Tracey Anthony (Mississauga/Delaware), graphic designer, printmaker, link
    • Annie Antone (Tohono O’odham), basket maker
    • Quinton Antone (Tohono O’odham), jeweler, ArtSpan
    • Melissa Antonio (Acoma), ceramic artist, Etsy
    • César Antonio López (Amuzgo), painter, printmaker, Mexico
    • Barbara Apangalook (Siberian Yupik/Tlingit), basket maker, Etsy
    • Mildred Apangalook (Tlingit), basket maker
    • Ron Apangalook (Siberian Yupik), sculptor
    • Juana Apapas (Cahuilla/Soboba), basket  maker
    • Yalitza Aparicio Martínez (Triqui/Mixtec), actress, Mexico, wiki
    • Irveta Aragon (Diné), textile artist
    • Loren Aragon (Acoma), designer, label: ACONAV, link
    • Venancio Aragon (Diné), weaver, link
    • Shelton Arana (Garifuna), painter, Belize
    • Arland Aragon (Diné), jeweler
    • JoAllyn Archambault, PhD (Standing Rock Dakota/Muscogee), educator, curator, bio
    • Jacquie Archambeau (Cherokee Nation), textile artist
    • Bryon Archuleta (Ohkay Owingeh), painter, link
    • Greg Archuleta (Grande Ronde) or (Grand Ronde/Chinook/Kalapuya/Shasta), basket maker, bio
    • Lena Archuleta (Taos, b. 1927), potter
    • Anette Arkeketa (Otoe-Missouria/Muscogee), actor, filmmaker, playwright, wiki
    • Alethea Arnaquq-Baril (Inuk), filmmaker, writer, IMDb
    • Luke Arngna’naaq (Inuk, 1931–2007), sculptor, bio
    • Imogene Goodshot Arquero (Oglala Lakota), beadwork artist, wiki
    • Arroh-ah-och (Laguna Pueblo, b. ca. 1830–ca. 1900, fl. 1880–1900), potter, they/them
    • Adele Arseneau, also ᒪᐢᑿᓽᐃᐢᑵᐤ, Adele Maskwasowiskwew Arseneau (Métis/Cree descent), beadwork artist, curator, bio
    • Hunter RedHorse Arthur (Diné) actor, filmmaker, Redhorse Media, link
    • Spencer Asah (Kiowa, ca. 1905–1954), painter, one of the Kiowa Six
    • Hollis Asenap (Comanche), painter
    • Jason Asenap (Comanche/Muscogee), filmmaker
    • Daina Ashbee (Métis/Cree), choreographer, dancer, performance artist, bio
    • Kathleen Ash-Milby (Diné), curator
    • Le’ana Asher (Keweenaw Bay Ojibwe), painter, link
    • Kenojuak Ashevak (Inuk, 1927–2013), draftsperson, textile artist
    • Pitseolak Ashoona (Inuk, 1904–1983), draftsperson, textile artist, wiki
    • Shuvinai Ashoona (Inuk), draftsperson, wiki
    • Asinnajaq, ᐊᓯᓐᓇᐃᔭᖅ ᐅᐃ (Inuk), curator, filmmaker, installation artist, bio
    • Kevin Aspaas (Diné), textile artist, bio
    • Sonny Assu (Ligwilda’xw), painter, interdisciplinary artist, link
    • Keri Ataumbi (Kiowa), jeweler, painter, link
    • Gilbert Atencio, Gilbert Benjamin Antencio, Wah Peen, or Wo Peen (San Ildefonso Pueblo, 1930–1995), painter, artnet
    • Earl Atchak (Cup’ik), sculptor
    • Helen Attaquin, PhD (Wampanoag, 1923–1993), textile artist
    • Atsidi Chon (Diné, fl. 1870s), silversmith
    • Atsidi Sani (Diné, ca. 1830–ca. 1918), silversmith
    • James Auchiah (Kiowa, 1906–1974), painter, one of the Kiowa Six
    • Awa Tsireh, Alfonso Roybal (San Ildefonso, 1898–1955), painter, bio
    • Sylvester Ayek (Inupiaq), mask maker, sculptor
    • Irene Avaalaaqiaq, see Irene Avaalaaqiaq Tiktaalaaq
    • Carl Avery (Yurok), painter, link
    • Susan Avingaq, Qaygeggutkaq, Put on Top (Inuk), illustrator, actor, director of Vision Maker Media, bio
    • Saif Azzuz (Libyan/Yurok/Karuk), painter, link

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    • Angela Babby (Oglala Lakota), stained-glass artist, link
    • Margarete Bagshaw (Santa Clara Pueblo descent, 1964–2015), painter, wiki
    • Rebecca Baird (Métis/Cree), interdisciplinary artist, link
    • Carleigh Baker (Métis), poet, link
    • Joe Baker (Delaware Tribe), arts administrator, curator, bio
    • Pam Baker (Kwakwaka’wakw/Squamish), fashion designer, link
    • Simon Baker, also Simon R. Baker III (Cree/Haida/Squamish), actor, IMDb, specific First Nation not yet known
    • Teresa Baker (Mandan/Hidatsa), mixed-media artist, link
    • Ba:lawahdiwa, or Patricio Pino (Zuni, 19th century), governor, silversmith
    • David Bald Eagle (Cheyenne River Lakota, 1919–2016), actor, wiki
    • Catherine Baldwin (Grand Traverse Odawa-Ojibwe, 1935–2001), quillwork artist, bio
    • Lois Harjo Ball (Muscogee Creek, 1906–1982), basket maker, ceramic artist, painter
    • Natalie Ball (Klamath/Modoc), interdisciplinary artist, link
    • Louis Ballard (Quapaw/Cherokee, 1931–2007), composer, educator, musician, painter, OHS, wiki
    • Jamison Chas Banks (Seneca/Cayuga/Cherokee), printmaker, link
    • Denilson Baniwa (Baniwa), performance artist, Brazil
    • Jeff Barnaby (Mi’kmaq), filmmaker, bio
    • ​​Kalyn Barnoski, also Kalyn Fay Barnoski (Cherokee Nation/Muscogee), curator, mixed-media artist, musician, link
    • Lona Barrick (Chickasaw), arts administrator, educator, LinkedIn
    • Rick Bartow (Wiyot, 1946–2016), painter, printmaker, sculptor, link
    • Laakkuluk Williamson Bathory (Kalaaleq), actor, curator, dancer, musician, link
    • Fannie Battiest, also Fannie Battiest Wesley (Choctaw Nation, 1877–1969), basket maker, bio
    • Carl Beam (M’Chigeeng Ojibway, 1943–2005), mixed media artist, painter, printmaker, link
    • Carlin Bear Don’t Walk (Crow/Northern Cheyenne), painter, link
    • Namaakii Bee Bear Hat (Blueberry River Dane-zaa/Cree/Blackfoot), collage artist, painter, formerly Brittney Bear Hat, link
    • Richelle Bear Hat (Blueberry River Dane-zaaCree/Blackfoot), collage artist, photographer
    • Amber-Dawn Bear Robe (Siksika), curator, educator
    • Bear Witness, also Ehren Thomas (Cayuga), DJ, musician, video artist, founder of A Tribe Called Red, link
    • Matthew Bearden (Citizen Potawatomi/Kickapoo), painter, link. His complete tribal affiliations are Citizen Potawatomi/Kickapoo/Blackfeet/Lakota.
    • Lois Beardslee (Lake Superior Ojibwe/Lacandon), author, basket maker, birchbark biter, quillwork artist
    • Amanda Beardsley (Hopi/Laguna/Choctaw), painter, jeweler, link
    • Jackson Beardy (Garden Hill Anisininew, 1944–1984), painter, wiki
    • Bear’s Heart, also Nock-ko-ist, Nah-koh-hist, and James Bear’s Heart (Southern Cheyenne, 1851–1882), ledger artist, image
    • Jackson Beardy (Graden Hill Oji-Cree, 1944–1984), painter, bio
    • Fred Beaver (Muscogee/Seminole, 1911–1980), painter, wiki
    • Lori Beavis, PhD (Mississauga), art historian, curator, link
    • Naomi Bebo (Menominee/Ho-Chunk), attorney, beadwork artist
    • Lois Becenti (Diné), textile artist
    • Nanibaa Beck (Diné), jeweler, link
    • Nanobah Becker (Diné), jeweler, link
    • Richard Bedwash (Long Lake Ojibway), painter bio
    • Abraham Begay (Diné), jeweler, Etsy
    • D. Y. Begay (Diné), textile artist
    • Harrison Begay (Diné, 1917–2012), painter, wiki
    • Kenneth Begay (Diné, 1913–1977), jeweler, bio
    • Michael Begay (Diné), composer, musician, bio
    • Rapheal Begay (Navajo), photographer, link
    • ​​Ryan Begay (Diné), actor, IMDb
    • Tedra Begay (Diné), photographer
    • Marwin Begaye (Diné), printmaker, link
    • Talullah Begaye (Chickasaw/Choctaw/Diné), student
    • Crystal Behn (Dene/Carrier), beadwork artist, moccasin maker, enrolled in Fort Nelson First Nation, bio
    • Mariel Belanger (Syilx), interdisciplinary artist, performance artist, writing link, acting link
    • Christi Belcourt (Michif), also Métis, curator, painter, link
    • Gloria Bell (Métis), writer, link
    • Kyle Bell (Thlopthlocco Muscogee), filmmaker
    • Leland Bell (Wikwemikong Odawa), painter, bio
    • Lucy Bell (Haida), linguist, head of First Nations and repatriation at the Royal BC Museum, bio
    • Michael Belmore (Lac Seul Ojibwe), installation artist
    • Rebecca Belmore (Lac Seul Ojibwe), performance artist, wiki
    • Zachariah Ben (Diné), sandpainter, weaver, link
    • Ernest Benally (Diné), jeweler
    • Klee Benally (Diné, 1975–2023), musician, writer, activist, link 
    • Razelle Benally (Oglala Lakota/Diné), filmmaker, bio
    • Scott Benesiinaabandan (Wasauksing Ojibwe), interdisciplinary artist, link
    • Sandra Benites, PhD, also Ara Rete (Guaraní Ñandeva), anthropologist, curator
    • John Brent Bennett (Haida), carver, jeweler, printmaker, bio
    • Jordan Bennett (Mi’kmaq), interdisciplinary artist, link
    • Clara Benson, also Clara Newman Benson and Deinkhul.át (Tlingit), textile artist
    • George Benson (Tlingit, 1900–1986), woodcarver
    • Mary Knight Benson (Pomo, 1877–1930), basket maker, belonged to Yokayo Pomo, wiki
    • Robert Benson, also Bob Benson (Tsnungwe), educator, painter, sculptor, bio
    • William Benson (Pomo, 1862–1937), basket maker, belonged to Yokayo Pomo
    • Aerius Benton-Banai, also Jingogiizhigookwe (Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe), jingle-dress dancer, regalia maker, Facebook
    • Elizabeth Bernardez (Garifuna), painter, Belize
    • Darcie Bernhardt, also Darcie “Ouiyaghasiak” Bernhardt (Inuvialuk/Gwich’in), curator, painter, link
    • Christina Berry (Cherokee Nation), photographer
    • Karen Berry (Cherokee Nation), fingerweaver, gourd carver
    • Lucy Berry (Yup’ik), doll maker, possible dates 1931–1977
    • Martha Berry (Cherokee Nation), beadwork artist, link
    • Juantio Becenti (Diné), composer, musician, bio
    • Carrie Bethel (Mono Lake Paiute, 1898–1974), basket maker, wiki
    • Stan Bevan (Tahltan-Tlingit/Tsimshian), woodcarver, bio
    • Susie Bevins (Inupiaq), sculptor
    • Jaycee Beyale (Diné), painter, link
    • Shaun Beyale (Diné), draftsperson, painter, link
    • Frank Big Bear, also Frank Big Bear Jr. (White Earth Ojibwe), painter
    • Kaylene Big Knife (Chippewa Cree), graphic designer, illustrator, kaybigknifedesign.com
    • Buddy Big Mountain (Kahnawá:ke Mohawk), actor, puppeteer, bio
    • Walter BigBee (Comanche), photographer
    • Woody Big Bow (Kiowa, 1914–1988), painter, bio
    • Della BigHair-Stump (Apsálooke), fashion designer, Pinterest, link
    • Chelsea Bighorn (Fort Peck Lakota/Dakota/Shoshone-Paiute), beadwork artist, painter, sculptor, textile artist, link
    • Heidi BigKnife (Shawnee Tribe), jeweler, Instagram
    • Mae Bigtree (Akwesasne Mohawk, 1934–2001), basket maker
    • Matt Bigos (Schaghticoke), graphic designer
    • Billy (Choctaw Nation), basket maker, granddaughter of Fannie Battiest, bio
    • Susan Billy (Pomo), basket maker, enrolled Hopland Pomo, LinkedIn
    • Charlie Bird (Laguna Pueblo/Kewa), jeweler, bio
    • Gail Bird (Kewa/Laguna), jeweler
    • Mike Bird-Romero (Ohkay Owingeh/Taos), jeweler
    • Gerry Biron (Mi’kmaq descent), draftsperson, painter, link
    • Earl Biss (Crow, 1947–1998), painter, ArtNet
    • Dante Biss-Grayson (Osage), fashion designer, painter, link
    • Jaime Black (Métis), interdisciplinary artist, bio
    • Mary Black (Ojibwe), actor, poet
    • Mary Holiday Black (Diné, 1936–2022), basket maker, textile artist, wiki
    • Sally Black (Diné), basket maker, bio
    • Black Eagle (Shoshone/Yokuts), diverse cultural arts, drum-maker, regalia maker, link
    • Catherine Black Horse (Seminole), regalia maker, textile artist, link
    • Catherine Blackburn (Dene), installation artist, jeweler, enrolled English River First Nation, link
    • Joanna Underwood Blackburn (Chickasaw), ceramic artist, sculptor, link
    • Ada Blackjack, also Ada Blackjack Johnson (Inupiaq, 1898–1983), skin-sewer, textile artist, bio
    • Archie Blackowl (Southern Cheyenne, 1911–1992), painter
    • George Blake (Hupa/Yurok), bowmaker, canoe maker, carver, featherwork artist, NEA
    • Phillip Blanchett (Yup’ik), dancer, musician, singer, part of the group Pamyua, link
    • Stephen Blanchett (Yup’ik), dancer, musician, singer, part of the group Pamyua, link
    • Randall Blaze (Oglala Lakota), ceramic artist, link
    • Susan Blight (Saulteaux), filmmaker, interdisciplinary artist, link
    • Lori Blondeau (Gordon Cree/Saulteaux/Métis), performance artist, photographer
    • Ducee Blue Buzzard (Muscogee, 1894–1972), graphic designer, illustrator, painter
    • Acee Blue Eagle (Muscogee, 1907–1959), painter, wiki
    • Tim Blueflint, also Tim Blueflint Ramel (Lake Superior Ojibwe/Comanche), flute maker, link
    • Rita Blumenstein (Yup’ik, 1936–2023), medicine woman, textile artist, wiki
    • Dempsey Bob (Tahltan/Tlingit), woodcarver, link
    • Linda Bob (Tahltan/Tlingit), beadwork artist, regalia maker
    • Johnson Bobb (Choctaw Nation), jeweler, silversmith, link
    • Raymond Boisjoly (Haida), printmaker
    • Roy Boney Jr. (Cherokee Nation), animator, draftsperson, painter, writer, link
    • Sage Bond (Diné/San Carlos Apache), singer-songwriter, Instagram
    • Clementine Bordeaux (Sicangu Lakota/Oglala Lakota), collaborative artist, scholar, link
    • Mary Bordeaux, also Mary V. Bordeaux (Sicangu Lakota/Oglala Lakota), curator
    • Todd “Lone Dog” Bordeaux (Sicangu Lakota), beadwork artist
    • Autumn Borts/Medlock (Santa Clara Pueblo), ceramic artist, sculptor, link
    • Randilynn Boucher (Dakota/Diné), beadwork artist
    • Rochelle Jewel Medlock (Santa Clara Pueblo), sculptor
    • Chris Bose (Nlaka’pamux/Secwepemc), muralist, painter
    • Blackbear Bosin (Kiowa/Comanche, 1921–1980), sculptor
    • Vanessa Bowen (Diné), digital artist, graphic designer, painter, link
    • Rachel Arlee Bowers (Bitterroot Salish), beadwork artist, born 1941
    • Debra Box (Southern Ute), parfleche maker, bio
    • David A. Boxley (Tsimshian, b. 1952), woodcarver, link
    • David R. Boxley (Tsimshian, b. 1981), woodcarver, link
    • Robert Boyer, also Bob Boyer (Métis, 1948–2004), dancer, educator, installation artist, painter, bio
    • Maggie Boyett (Shawnee/Kiowa/Peoria/Delaware), arts administrator, choreographer, dancer, LinkedIn
    • Nancy Boyett (Kiowa/Delaware/Shawnee/Peoria), textile artist
    • David Bradley (White Earth Ojibwe), painter, wiki
    • Wakeah Bradley, also Roberta Wakeah Bradley (Comanche, 1916–2001), painter, she/her
    • Heidi Brandow (Diné), painter, link
    • Colette Brantingham (Yup’ik), basket maker, bio
    • Cheryl Brantley, also Cheryl Renee Brantley (Inupiaq), beadwork artist, hairstylist, makeup artist, blog
    • ​​Kauchani Bratt (Mestizo/Quechua descent), actor, IMDb
    • Shirley Brauker, PhD (Odawa, 1950–2022), ceramic artist, enrolled with the Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians, link
    • Keith BraveHeart (Oglala Lakota), painter, printmaker, link
    • Jackie Larson Bread (Blackfeet), beadwork artist
    • Vesta Bread, Vesta Yarmata Bread (Gila River Piipaash, 1912–1976), ceramic artist, mother of Phyllis Cerna, NAARCO
    • Alison Bremner (Tlingit), sculptor, textile and graphic artist, link
    • Harry K. Bremner Sr. (Tlingit, 1893–1976), chief, singer
    • Jennifer Stevens Brewer-Sears (Oneida Nation/Oglala Lakota), formerly Jennifer M. Stevens, ceramic artist, opera singer, LinkedIn
    • David Moses Bridges (Passamaquoddy, 1962–2017), canoe maker, bio
    • Shawn Bridgman, PhD (Spokane/Interior Salish), architect, canoe maker, link
    • Bennet Brien (Turtle Mountain Chippewa), sculptor
    • Erin Brillon (Haida/Cree), designer, link
    • Phyllis Brisson (Assiniboine), actor
    • Brittany Britton (Hupa), curator, interdisciplinary artist, link
    • Roger Broer (Oglala Lakota), printmaker, link
    • Aaron Brokeshoulder (Absentee Shawnee/Choctaw/Kewa), jeweler, link
    • Charles Brown (Tlingit, 1899–1970), woodcarver
    • Donna Decontie Brown (Penobscot), fashion designer, jeweler, link
    • Melvin J. Brown (Walker River Paiute)
    • Jason K. Brown (Penobscot), fashion designer, jeweler, link
    • Jason Reed Brown (Koyukon Athabascan), blacksmith, sculptor
    • John Brown (Muscogee), canoe carver
    • Rodslen Brown (Cherokee Nation, 1960–2020), basket maker, bio
    • Vina Brown, also Copper Canoe Woman (Heiltsuk/Nuu-chah-nulth), beadwork artist, jeweler, textile artist, link
    • Chad Browneagle (Shoshone-Bannock/Spokane), draftsperson
    • Ashley Browning (Santa Clara/Pojoaque), digital artist, graphic designer, photographer, videographer, Behance
    • Awanigiizhik Bruce (Turtle Mountain Chippewa), birchbark artist, mixed-media artist, sculptor (they/them), link
    • Thomas Bruyere (Couchiching Cree/Ojibwe), painter, Pinterest
    • Richard Bugbee (Payoomkawichum (Luiseño]), curator, ethnobotanist, link
    • Bennie Buffalo (Southern Cheyenne, 1948–1994), painter
    • Alaina Buffalo Spirit (Northern Cheyenne/Suhtai)
    • Julie Buffalohead (Ponca), painter, link
    • Corey Bulpitt (Haida), graphic designer, jeweler
    • Susan Burdick, also Susan “Tweet” Burdick (Yurok), basket maker, bio
    • Madison Burnette (Lakota/Dakota/Cheyenne/Diné), artist, also Lakota/Dakota/Nakota/Northern Cheyenne/Diné
    • Nocona Burgess (Comanche), also Comanche/Kiowa, painter, link
    • Quanah Burgess (Comanche), painter
    • Tracy Newkumet Burrows (Caddo/Delaware), beadwork artist, regalia maker, LinkedIn
    • Kevin Lee Burton (Swampy Cree), filmmaker
    • Jacob Butler (Onk Akimel O’odham) or (Salt River Akimel O’odham), ceramic artist, gardener, painter, shell artist, bio

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    • Miguel Cabrera (Zapotec, 1695–1768), painter, wiki
    • Gustavo Caboco (Wapichana), animator, mixed-media artist, painter, printmaker, performance artist, textile artist, Brazil, link
    • Cadzi Cody, Cotsiogo, or Katsikodi (Eastern Shoshone, 1866–1912), hide painter, enrolled at Wind River, artwork | Note: Cody is not a surname
    • Adam Caesar (Pawnee/Kiowa), jeweler, metalsmith, full tribal affiliations: Pawnee/Kiowa/Wichita/Meskwaki
    • Bruce Caesar (Pawnee/Meskwaki), jeweler, metalsmith
    • Julius Caesar (Pawnee, 1910–1982), jeweler, metalsmith
    • Krystal Caesar (Pawnee/Kiowa), beadwork artist, full tribal affiliations: Pawnee/Kiowa/Wichita/Meskwaki
    • Cajero (Jemez), ceramic artist, artwork
    • Althea Cajero (Kewa/Acoma), jeweler, link
    • Joe Cajero, also Joe Cajero Jr. (Jemez), ceramic artist, sculptor, link
    • Crutica Calabaza, also Blue Corn, Crucita Gonzales Calabaza (1921–1999), ceramic artist, wiki
    • Terril Calder (Métis), performance artist, video artist, link
    • Edgar Calel (Kaqchikel Maya), installation artist, performance artist, Guatemala, bio
    • Sebastián Calfuqueo Aliste (Mapuche), ceramic, installation, performance, and video artist, Chile, link
    • Nilda Callañaupa Alvarez (Quechua) weaver, Peru, wiki
    • Casey Camp-Horinek (Ponca), activist, actor, bio
    • Jaymie Campbell (Curve Lake Mississauga), beadwork artist, fashion designer, link
    • T. C. Cannon (Kiowa/Caddo, 1946–1978), painter, printmaker
    • Edwin Carewe (Chickasaw, 1883–1940), actor, director, producer, wiki
    • Douglas Cardinal (Kainai/Métis), OC, PhD, architect, link
    • Joane Cardinal-Schubert (Kainai, 1942–2009), mixed-media artist, installation artist, painter, wiki
    • Kathleen Carlo-Kendall (Koyukon Athabascan), woodcarver, wiki
    • Ron Carlos (Salt River Piipaash/O’odham, 1970–2023), ceramic artist, beadwork artist, educator, gourd artist, language instructor, musician, singer, bio
    • Rosella Carney (Montreal Lake Cree), birchbark biting, language instructor, moosehair tufting, bio
    • June Carpenter (Osage), installation artist, repatriation specialist, sculptor, bio.site
    • Caroline Carpio (Isleta Pueblo), sculptor, link
    • Ed Carriere (Suquamish), basket maker, bio
    • Phil Cash Cash (Cayuse/Nez Perce), flute player, linguist, bio
    • Richard Castaneda (Salt River Pima/Maricopa), photographer
    • Fritz Casuse (Diné), jeweler, Instagram @fritzcasuse
    • Mosgaadace Casuse (Diné/Ojibwe), jeweler
    • Samuel Villarreal Catanach (Pojoaque), educator, language advocate, bio
    • Ricardo Caté (Kewa), comic
    • Risa Causey (Unangax̂), basket maker, grass weaver, bio
    • Pen Cayetano, also Delvin “Pen” Caytano (Garifuna), musician, painter, Belize, wiki, link
    • Phyllis Cerna, Phyllis Marie Johnson Cerna (Gila River Piipaash, 1940–2005), ceramic artist, Laveen, Arizona, daughter of Vesta Bread, mother of Antoinette Avis Pinon, NAARCO, artwork
    • Autumn Chacon (Diné/Xicana), multimedia artist, link
    • Nani Chacon or Nanibah Chacon (Diné/Xicana), painter, link
    • Raven Chacon (Diné), sound artist, link
    • Sherman Chaddlesone (Kiowa, 1947–2013), painter, sculptor, wiki
    • Monica Charles (Lower Elwha Klallam), playwright
    • Avis Charley (Spirit Lake Dakota/Diné), ledger artist, painter, link
    • Berdina Charley (Diné), textile artist
    • Darius Charley (Diné), cradleboard maker, sculptor
    • Tina Charley (Mono Lake Paiute, 1869–1962), basket maker, wiki
    • Ric Charlie (Diné), jeweler, bio
    • Claire Charlo (Salish-Kootenai), beadwork artist, legal advocate, Instagram @charlodesigns
    • Judy Chartrand (Minegoziibe Saulteaux/Cree direct descent), ceramic artist, mother belongs to the Minegoziibe Saulteaux (formerly Pine Creek First Nation), link
    • Nelson Chasing Hawk (Sicangu Lakota), painter
    • Tony Chavarria (Santa Clara Tewa), curator
    • Ephram Chavez (Zuni), fetish carver
    • Myrtle McKay Chavez (Dry Creek Pomo, 1939–2004), basket maker
    • Richard I. Chavez (San Felipe Pueblo), jeweler, lapidarian, link. The middle initial is optional.
    • Yve Chavez, PhD (Tongva**/Tohono O’odham descent), educator
    • Che Top Ie, Frances G. James (Lummi, 1924–2013), textile artist, obituary
    • Connor Chee (Diné), composer, musician, link /li>
    • Mark Chee (Diné, 1914–1981), silversmith
    • Benjamin Chee Chee (Temagami Ojibwe, 1944–1977), painter
    • George Haloo CheeChee (Zuni, dates unknown), lapidarian
    • Shirley Cheechoo (St. James Bay Cree), actress, filmmaker, painter, wiki
    • Chernoff (Alutiiq), basket maker, carver, jeweler, bio
    • Lydia Cheshewalla (Osage), also (Osage/Cherokee/Modoc/Dakota/Xicane), book artist, ceramic artist, draftsperson, photographer, videographer, link
    • Chafil Cheucarama (Wounaan), tagua carver, Panama
    • Chief Lady Bird (Rama Chippewa/Potawatomi), digital artist, illustrator, painter, bio
    • Elicura Chihuailaf Nahuelpán (Mapuche), poet, Chile, wiki
    • Goingback Chiltoskey (Eastern Band Cherokee, 1907–2000), woodcarver, wiki
    • Watty Chiltoskie (Eastern Band Cherokee, 1897–1973), also Wahdih Chiltoskie, woodcarver, bio
    • Cameron Chino (Quechan/Mojave/Pima), digital artist, draftsperson
    • Marie Z. Chino (Acoma, 1907–1982), ceramic artist, wiki
    • Hollis Chitto (Mississippi Choctaw/Laguna/ Isleta Pueblos), beadwork artist, hollischitto.com
    • Randy Chitto (Mississippi Choctaw), ceramic artist, link
    • Yvonne Chouteau (Shawnee Tribe, 1929–2016), ballerina, OHS
    • Toneh Chuleewah (Cherokee Nation), metalsmith, jeweler, bio
    • Kelly Church (Pottawatomi/Ottawa/Ojibwe), basket maker, birchbark biter, enrolled in the Match-e-be-nash-she-wish Band of Pottawatomi Indians of Michigan, formerly known as the Gun Lake Indian Tribe, link
    • Delores Churchill (Haida), basket maker, wiki
    • Holly Churchill (Haida), basket maker, bio
    • Peter Clair, also Peter J. Clair (Mi’kmaq), author, basketweaver, sculptor, bio
    • Corky Clairmont (Salish/Kootenai), installation artist, printmaker
    • Donn Clark (Mescalero Apache/Diné), painter
    • Jessica Clark (Lumbee), painter, link
    • Laura Marshall Clark (Muscogee), author, curator, link
    • Todd Clark (Wailaki), curator, link
    • Braeden Clarke (Mikisew Cree), actor
    • Gerald Clarke Jr. (Cahuilla Band), installation, performance, and video artist, link
    • Timothy Clashin (Diné), actor, playwright
    • River Claure (Aymara), photographer, Bolivia, riverclaure.net
    • Hannah Claus (Tyendinaga Mohawk), installation artist, video artist, link
    • Dana Claxton (Wood Mountain Lakota) or (Hunkpapa Lakota), interdisciplinary artist, link
    • Lorenzo Clayton (Diné), conceptual artist, painter, printmaker, installation
    • Mona Cliff (Aaniiih/Nakoda), beadwork artist, painter, sculptor, textile art, monacliff.com
    • Mike “Witko” Cliff (Oglala Lakota), singer
    • Terrence Clifford (Oglala Lakota), photographer, link
    • George Clutesi (Tseshaht, 1908–1988), painter, wiki
    • Jennie Ross Cobb (Cherokee, 1881–1959), photographer, wiki
    • Eddy Cobiness (Buffalo Point Ojibwe, 1933–1996), painter, wiki
    • Lola Cody (Diné), textile artist
    • Radmilla Cody (Diné), singer, link
    • Melissa Cody (Diné), textile artist
    • Karita Coffey (Comanche), ceramic artist
    • Barry Coffin (Potawatomi/Muscogee, 1947–2016)
    • Prinston Collateta (Hopi-Tewa/Diné), kastina carver
    • Adele Collins (Chickasaw/Choctaw, 1908–1996), painter
    • Valerie Comosona (Zuni), jeweler
    • Alma Concha, also Alma Loretto Concha (Jemez/Laguna), ceramic artist, bio
    • Victor Coochwytewa (Hopi, 1922–2011), silversmith
    • Jesse Cooday (Tlingit), mixed-media artist, filmmaker, photographer
    • Rande Cook (Kwakwaka’wakw), jeweler
    • Gordon Coons (Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe/Ottawa), printmaker, link
    • Colin Coonsis (Zuni), jeweler and lapidarian, link
    • Harlan Coonsis (Zuni), jeweler and lapidarian
    • Shana Bushyhead Condill (Eastern Band Cherokee), art historian, curator, director of the Museum of the Cherokee People, shanabushyheadcondill.com
    • Jon Corbett (Métis), educator, video artist, link
    • Helen Cordero (Cochiti, 1915–1994), ceramic artist, inventor of the Storyteller figurine, wiki
    • Edna Coriz, also Edna Loretto Coriz (Jemez/Laguna), ceramic artist, bio
    • Amelia Cornelius (Oneida Nation), cornhusk dollmaker
    • Chris Cornelius (Oneida Nation), architect, sculptor, link
    • Jesse Cornplanter (Seneca Nation, 1889–1957), woodcarver
    • Mel Cornshucker (Keetoowah Cherokee), ceramic artist
    • Jeff Corntassel (Cherokee Nation), author, educator, link
    • Prudy Correa (Acoma), ceramic artist, link
    • Thiago Cóstackz (Mestizo/Potiguara), interdisciplinary artist, link
    • Charlotte Coté, PhD (Tseshaht/Nuu-chah-nulth), educator, bio
    • Gerald Cournoyer (Oglala Lakota), painter, link
    • Kevin Cranmer (Kwakwaka’wakw), printmaker, woodcarver
    • Devin Sampson Craig (Pyramid Lake Paiute/Yakama), actor, IMDb
    • Dustinn Craig (Apache/Diné), filmmaker
    • Jordan Craig (Northern Cheyenne), painter, link
    • Stephanie Craig (Grande Ronde Kalapuya/Chinook), basket maker, bio
    • Velma Kee Craig (Diné), weaver
    • Doug Cranmer (Kwakwaka‘wakw/’Namgis, 1927–2006), carver, political leader, wiki
    • Phil Cross (Caddo/Potawatomi), customary architect, bow maker, bio
    • Wahsontiio Cross (Mohawk), curator, scholar
    • Albertine Crow Shoe (Piikani), jeweler, silversmith, bio
    • Amanda Crowe (Eastern Band Cherokee, 1928–2004), woodcarver
    • Gilbert Crowe (Eastern Band Cherokee, 1938–2005), sculptor, bio
    • Woody Crumbo (Citizen Potawatomi, 1912–1989), painter, printmaker, wiki
    • Clarence Cruz (Ohkay Owingeh), ceramic artist, bio
    • Gerónima Montoya Cruz (Ohkay Owingeh, 1915–2015), painter
    • Santiago Cruz (Ohway Owingeh, dates unknown)
    • Betel Cucué (Purépecha), painter, part of Colectivo Cherani, Mexico, Instagram
    • Francis Cullooyah (Kalispel), canoe maker, LinkedIn
    • Farrell Cunningham (Mountain Maidu, 1976–2014), painter
    • Spencer Keeton Cunningham (Colville), painter, link
    • Del Curfman (Crow), painter, link
    • Eliseo Curley (Diné), moccasin maker, weaver, Instagram
    • Candace Curr (Nuu-chah-nulth) or (Ditidaht First Nation), musician, singer, FB
    • Rosa Elena Curruchich (Kaqchikel Maya, 1958–2005), painter, Guatemala, bio
    • Andrés Curruchich Cúmez (Kaqchikel Maya, 1891–1969), painter, Guatemala, bio
    • Kyle Curtis (Fort Bidwell Paiute/Washoe), beadwork artist
    • David Cusick (Tuscarora, ca. 1780–1840), author, illustrator, wiki
    • Dennis Cusick (Tuscarora, ca.1800–1824), painter, wiki
    • Ruth Cuthand (Plains Cree), beadwork artist, installation artist, painter, printmaker, link
    • Thirza Cuthand (Plains Cree), filmmaker, performance artist
    • David Cutler (Qualipu Mi’kmaq), comic illustrator, link
    • Ashley Cypress (Miccosukee), fashion designer, textile artist, Instagram
    • Khadijah Cypress (Miccosukee), textile artist, Instagram

    DDD

    • Jerrod Da (San Ildefonso), draftsperson, link
    • Tony Da (San Ildefonso, 1940–2008), ceramic artist, artnet
    • April Stone Dahl (Bad River Ojibwe), basket maker, link
    • David Dalasohya Jr. (Hopi/Laguna), painter
    • Bennard Dallasvuyaoma (Hopi/Akimel O’odham), educator, jeweler, Facebook
    • Frances Dallasvuyaoma (Hopi), attorney, jeweler
    • Barry Dana (Penobscot), basket maker, birchbark artist, chief, bio
    • Richard Glazer Danay (Kahnawá:ke Mohawk), assemblage pop artist, bio
    • Dayna Danger (Métis/Saulteaux), performance artist, sculptor, video artist, they/them, link
    • Dawn Dark Mountain (Oneida Nation), painter, link
    • Michael Dart (Cherokee Nation), basketry, wiki
    • Betty David (Spokane, ca. 1938–2007), fashion designer, obituary
    • Joe David (Nuu-chah-nulth), printmaker, sculptor
    • Ben Davidson, also Benjamin Davidson (Haida, 1976–2020), woodcarver
    • Clyde Davidson (Haida), sculptor
    • Florence Davidson, also Florence Edenshaw Davidson (Haida, 1896–1993), basket maker, textile artist, wiki
    • Reg Davidson (Haida/Tlingit), printmaker, woodcarver, link
    • Robert Davidson, Guud san glans, (Haida/Tlingit), woodcarver, link
    • Robert Davidson Sr. (Haida, 1880–1969), carver, bio
    • Sara Davidson, also Sara Florence Davidson, PhD (Haida), author, educator, knitter, link
    • Denise Davis (Maidu), basket maker, painter, printmaker
    • Jesse Ed Davis (Kiowa/Comanche/Muscogee/Seminole, 1944–1988), musician
    • Jesse Ed Davis II (Comanche/Muscogee/Seminole, 1921–1977), painter
    • Sage Davis, PhD (Leech Lake Ojibwe), beadwork, fashion design, part of I Am Anishinaabe, link
    • Steven Thomas Davies (Snuneymuxw), filmmaker, Vimeo
    • Martina Dawley, PhD (Diné/Hualapai), author, curator
    • Anjeanette Dawson (Squamish), textile artist, link
    • Aydrian James Day (Ho-Chunk/Lakota/Anishinaabe), beadwork artist, Instagram @allinadayzwor. He is of Odawa, Ojibwe, and Potawatomi descent.
    • Alex Rae Day (Ho-Chunk/Anishinaabe), beadwork artist
    • Frank Day (Konkow Maidu, 1902–1976), painter, wiki
    • Patricia Deadman (Tuscarora/Mohawk), installation artist, photographer
    • Gregg Deal (Pyramid Lake Paiute), painter, performance artist
    • Angel De Cora (Winnebago, 1871–1919), painter, printmaker
    • Alfred Decoteau (Turtle Mountain Chippewa), stone sculptor, link
    • Larry DeCoteau (Turtle Mountain Chippewa), sculptor, bio
    • Blake Debassige (M’Chigeeng Ojibway, 1956–2022), painter, wiki
    • Leslie Deer (Muscogee), fashion designer
    • Dale Ray DeForest (Diné), draftsperson, illustrator, link
    • Gene Delcourt (Odanak Abenaki descent), basket maker, woodcarver, Instragram @gene.delcourt
    • Alejo Deleon (Guna), painter, Panama
    • Ella Deloria, Aŋpétu Wašté Wiŋ (Yankton Dakota, 1889–1971), anthropologist, author, educator, wiki
    • Philip J. Deloria, PhD (Standing Rock Dakota), author, educator, wiki
    • Vine Deloria Jr. (Standing Rock Dakota, or Yankton Dakota, 1933–2005), author, ANB
    • Vine Deloria Sr. (Yankton Dakota, 1901–1990), theologian
    • Martha Demientieff (Alutiiq, 1933–2004), basket maker, bio
    • Marian Denipah (Diné/Ohkay Owingeh), jeweler, painter
    • Jeremy Dennis (Shinnecock), curator, photographer, link
    • Jim Denomie (Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe, 1955–2022), painter
    • Suzanne DePoe (Siletz), illustrator, engineer, member of the Google American Indian Network; Siletz/Tututni/Southern Cheyenne/Turtle Mountain Chippewa
    • Larry DesJarlais (Turtle Mountain Chippewa), sculptor
    • Patrick DesJarlait (Red Lake Chippewa, 1921–1972), graphic designer, painter, wiki
    • Robert Desjarlait (Red Lake Chippewa), illustrator, painter, link
    • Lewis deSoto (Cahuilla descent), installation artist, sculpture
    • Marisol D’Estrabeau (Totonac), painter, Mexico, link
    • Bonnie Devine (Serpent River Ojibwe), interdisciplinary artist, bio
    • Leekya Deyuse (Zuni, 1889–1966), fetish carver, lapidarian
    • Johnny Diacon (Thlopthlocco Muscogee), illustrator, painter, LinkedIn
    • James Diamond (Métis/Cree), filmmaker
    • Natalie Diaz (Gila River Mojave/Akimel O’odham), poet,  wiki
    • Roderico Y. Díaz (Kaqchikel Maya), photographer, Guatemala, link
    • Uriel Díaz (Guna), painter, Panama
    • Beau Dick (Kwakwaka’wakw, 1955–2017), woodcarver, wiki
    • Cecil Dick (United Keetowah Band/Cherokee Nation, 1915–1992), painter, wiki
    • Sgaanjaad Sherri Dick (Haida/Kootenay), Chilkat weaver, Ravenstail weaver, bio
    • Sherry Dick (Haida), textile artist
    • Freda Diesing (Haida, 1925–2002), woodcarver, wiki
    • Biscarra Dilley (yaktitʸutitʸu yaktiłhini Northern Chumash), arts administrator, bio
    • Demian DinéYazhi’ (Zuni/Diné), photographer, link
    • Wally Dion (Salteaux), mixed media artist, sculptor. He doesn’t use the more common spelling of Saulteaux. link
    • Lydia Dirks (Unangax̂), draftsperson, painter, Instagram @lyd.s
    • Julia Dock (Yup’ik), basket maker
    • Annie Don (Yup’ik), basket maker, from Mekoryuk and Quinhagak
    • Kristen Dorsey (Chickasaw), jeweler, link
    • Fawn Douglas (Las Vegas Paiute), painter, link
    • Keesic Douglas (Mnjikaning Ojibwe), photographer, link
    • Diane Douglas-Willard (Haida), basket maker, textile artist
    • Rose Drake (Cherokee Nation), basket maker, bio
    • Amber DuBoise (Diné/Sauk/Potawatomi), draftsperon, painter, link
    • Tarralik Duffy (Inuk), fashion designer, illustrator, jeweler, IAQ bio
    • Orlando Dugi (Diné), beadwork artist, fashion designer, link
    • Karl Duncan (Arikara/Hidatsa/Mandan/San Carlos Apache), executive director of the Poeh Cultural Center, LinkedIn
    • Hattie Dunham (Sicangu Lakota), hide painter
    • Norma Dunning (Inuk), educator, writer, bio

    EEE

    • Chad Nish Earles (Caddo), graphic artist, printmaker, link
    • Chase Kahwinhut Earles (Caddo), ceramic artist, link
    • Wayne TaySha Earles (Caddo), stone sculptor
    • Bunky Echo-Hawk (Pawnee/Yakama), painter, link
    • Roger Echo-Hawk (Pawnee), author
    • Walter Echo-Hawk (Pawnee), author, legal scholar, link
    • Colleen Echohawk (Pawnee/Ahtna Athabascan), activist, bio
    • John Echohawk (Pawnee), executive director of the Native American Rights Fund (NARF)
    • Dee Edaakie, fetish carver, sculptor, link
    • Charles Edenshaw (Haida, ca. 1839–1920), carver
    • Gwaai Edenshaw (Haida), jeweler, painter, sculptor, woodcarver, link
    • Isabella Edenshaw (Haida, 1859–1926), weaver
    • Alano Edzerza (Tahltan), link
    • Anna Brown Ehlers (Tlingit), Chilkat weaver, LinkedIn
    • Michole Eldred (Catawba/Eastern Cherokee direct descent), author, curator
    • Keli’i Eli (Zuni), fetish carver, Facebook
    • Michael Elizondo Jr. (Southern Cheyenne/Kaw/Chumash), educator, language advocate, painter, link
    • Shauna Elk (Standing Rock Sioux), beadwork artist, quillwork artist, Dakota and Lakota, bio
    • Elle of Ganado, Asdzaa Lichii’ (Red Woman) (Diné, 1850–1924), textile artist, bio
    • Nizhoni Ellenwood (Nez Perce/Apache), link
    • Johnny Kit Elswa (Haida, fl. Late 19th-c.), draftsperson, images
    • Carol Emarthle Douglas (Northern Arapaho/Seminole), basket maker, link
    • Janet Emde (Osage), ribbonwork artist, bio
    • Denise Emerson (Skokomish/Diné), beadwork artist, link
    • Larry Emerson (Diné, 1947–2017), painter, link
    • Nicole Emmons (Citizen Potawatomi), animator, puppeteer, videographer, link
    • Haley Greenfeather English (Turtle Mountain/Red Lake Chippewa), muralist, painter, link
    • Sam English (Turtle Mountain Chippewa, 1942–2023), also (Turtle Mountain/Red Lake Chippewa, 1942–2023), gallerist, painter, obituary
    • Deb Enoch (Northern Tutchone/Upper Tanana), beadwork artist, enrolled in the White River First Nation
    • Billy Hawk Enos (Washoe/Nisenan), illustrator
    • Lizzie Enos (Nisenan Maidu, 1881–1968 ), basket maker, Grave
    • Zedora Enos (Eastern Shoshone), beadwork artist, b. 1941, from the Wind River Reservation
    • Joseph Erb (Cherokee Nation), animator, painter, video artist, link
    • Heid E. Erdrich, PhD (Turtle Mountain Ojibwe), author, link
    • Louise Erdrich (Turtle Mountain Ojibwe), author
    • Tony Eriacho Jr. (Zuni), jeweler
    • Marcella Ernest (Bad River Ojibwe), filmmaker, video artist
    • Jaider Esbell (Macuxi, 1979–2021), painter, Brazil, bio
    • Elvira Espejo Ayca (Aymara), museum director, poet, textile artist, Bolivia, bio
    • Juan Espinosa (Oglala Lakota), parfleche maker
    • Shawn Espinosa (Oglala Lakota), parfleche maker
    • Sho Sho Esquiro (Kaska Dena/Cree), fashion designer, textile artist, link
    • Dennis Esquivel (Grand Traverse Odawa), painter, woodworker
    • Steven Estrada (Cahuilla), basket maker
    • Upton Ethelbah Jr. (Santa Clara/White Mountain Apache), sculptor, link
    • Beckie Etukeok (Inupiaq/Tlingit), drum maker, photographer
    • Lara M. Evans, PhD (Cherokee Nation), educator, scholar
    • Andy Everson (K’ómoks), printmaker, link
    • Chris Eyre (Southern Cheyenne), filmmaker (director), IMDb

    FFF

    • Giovanni Fabián Guerrero (Purépecha), painter, part of Colectivo Cherani, Mexico, Instagram
    • Lane Factor (Seminole Nation/Caddo), actor
    • Joe Fafard (Métis, 1942–2019), sculptor, link
    • Ronnie Fairbanks (Tlingit/Tsimshian/Ojibwe), carver, painter, link
    • Lydia Falls Down (Crow), beadwork artist
    • Gary Farmer (Six Nations Cayuga), actor, singer, IMDb
    • Ka’ila Farrell-Smith (Klamath/Modoc), installation artist, painter, sculptor, link
    • Tom Farris (Otoe-Missouria/Cherokee), gallerist, painter, printmaker, link
    • Rosalie Favell (Métis), photographer, link
    • Jackie Fawn (Yurok/Washoe), painter
    • Donna Featherstone (Chukchansi), painter
    • Carly Feddersen (Okanogan/Sinixt) or (Colville Okanogan/Arrow Lakes), basket maker, jeweler, link | Note: Sinixt is Arrow Lakes; Colville Tribes uses Okanogan to Okanagan
    • Joe Feddersen (Colville Okanogan/Sinixt), basket maker, glass artist, printmaker, wiki
    • RYAN! Feddersen (Colville Okanogan/Arrow Lakes), installation artist, link
    • James Fendenheim (Tohono O’odham), jeweler, silversmith, Instagram @jamesfendenheim
    • John Feodorov (Diné), mixed media artist, painter
    • Blanca Fernandez (Wayúu), fashion designer, Colombia
    • Jeanette Ferrara (Isleta Pueblo), fashion designer, textile artist
    • Emilio Fiagama (Uitoto), architect, Brazil, bio
    • Anita Fields (Osage/Muscogee), ceramic sculptor, link
    • Nokosee Fields (Osage/Muscogee/Cherokee), musician, link
    • Tom Fields (Muscogee/Cherokee), photographer
    • Yatika Fields (Osage/Muscogee/Cherokee), painter
    • Jimmie C. Fife, also Jimmie Carole Fife Stewart (Muscogee), fashion designer, painter, wiki
    • Phyllis Fife, PhD (Muscogee), painter, fashion designer, educator, wiki
    • Cecilia Fire Thunder (Oglala Lakota), doll maker, wiki
    • Rosie Firth (Gwich’in), beadwork artist, quillwork artist, skin-sewer, textile artist
    • Mark Fischer (Oneida Nation), sculptor, link
    • Alice Fish (Sicangu Lakota, 1900–1984), beadwork artist, Grave
    • Danielle Fixico (Chickasaw/Muscogee), painter, Instagram @daniellefixico
    • Cameron Clifford Flamand, Métis painter
    • Evans Flammond Sr., also Evans Flammond (Sicangu Lakota), ledger artist, bio, Instagram @evansflammond
    • SaanuGa Gianna Willard Flanery (Haida), basket maker, tattoo artist
    • Vanessa Dion Fletcher (Potawatomi/Lenape), interdisciplinary artist, link
    • George Flett (Spokane, 1946–2013), painter
    • Brisa Flow (Mapuche), musician, Brazil, bio
    • Jennifer Foerster (Mvskoke), writer, link http://www.jenniferfoerster.com/
    • Juanita Growing Thunder Fogarty (Fort Peck Assiniboine-Sioux), beadwork artist, quillwork artist
    • Susan Folwell (Santa Clara Pueblo), potter
    • Harry Fonseca (Nisenan Maidu, 1946–2006), painter, wiki
    • Lita Fontaine (Long Plain Dakota/Ojibwe/Métis), painter, textile artist, wiki
    • Thelma Forrest (Cherokee Nation, 1940–2024), basket maker
    • David Fortin (Métis), PhD, architect, bio
    • Edna Foster (Mono Lake Paiute, n.d.), basket maker
    • Naomi Harjo Foster (Muscogee, 1896–ca. 1934), painter
    • Jamesie Fournier (Inuk), author, educator, LinkedIn
    • Katsitsionni Fox (Akwesasne Mohawk), ceramic artist, filmmaker, bio
    • Cliff Fragua (Jemez), sculptor, link
    • Glendora Fragua (Jemez), ceramic artist
    • Laura Fragua-Cota (Jemez), ceramic sculptor
    • Lee Francis, also Lee Francis IV, PhD (Laguna Pueblo descent), author, comic artist, publisher
    • James E. Francis Sr., also James Francis (Penobscot), curator, filmmaker, historian, bio
    • Unek Francis (Tewa/Jemez descent), photographer, LinkedIn
    • Donna Frank (Florida Seminole), basket maker
    • Ashley Frantz (Makah), curator, photographer, bio
    • Blanca Franzua (Garifuna), choreographer, musician, painter, Guatemala
    • Santee Frazier (Cherokee Nation), educator, poet
    • Everlyn Fredericks (Hopi), sculptor, link
    • Jean Fredericks (Hopi), photographer, wiki
    • Sydney Freeland (Diné), filmmaker, IMDb
    • Morgan E. Freeman (Nipmuc), curator, scholar, bio
    • Brian Frejo, also Quese IMC (Pawnee/Seminole), beadwork artist, hip hop emcee, public speaker, link
    • Gabriel Frey (Passamaquoddy), basket maker, link
    • Jeremy Frey (Passamaquoddy), basket maker, link
    • Dan Friday (Lummi), glass artist, link
    • Raya Friday (Lummi), draftsperson, glass artist, Instagram @rayafriday
    • Betty Frogg (Cherokee Nation), basket maker, IMDb
    • Edivan Fulni-ô (Fulni-ô), musician, bio

    * FAAM defines Chicane, Chicana and Chicano as being a resident or citizen of the United States of America of Mexican descent, who may or may not have Indigenous heritage. We define Mestiza and Mestizo as a Latin American of detribalized Indigenous descent or a person whose ancestry is mixed Iberian and Indigenous to the Americas but without tribal affiliation. Some people identify as Mestiza or Mestizo in addition to their tribe.

    ** Not a federally or state-recognized tribe

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