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APR 11 2011 MISS INDIAN OKC Stephanie Tehauno Choctaw Nation OKLAHOMA INDIAN NATIONS CULTURE + EVENTS

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Miss Indian OKC 2011; Gatherings: Caddo Festival; American Indian Festival of Words; Living Arts: Don Narcomey; Oklahoma Casino Guide

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BINGER Caddo Songs Tuesdays, 7 pmCaddo Nation Cultural Building

SKIATOOK Osage Language Wednesdays, 6 to 8 pm, Adults and TeensSkiatook Library, 316 E Rogershttp://www.tulsalibrary.org/eventguide

LAWTONFort Sill Indian School, The Boarding School ExperienceThru AprilComanche National Museum and Cultural Center701 NW Ferris Avehttp://www.comanchemuseum.com, 580-353-0404

NORMANKiowa Language ClassThursdays, 6 to 8 pm, Jacobson HouseFeatured teacher in April: Dr. Gus Palmer JrJacobson Art House, 609 Chautauqua [email protected], 405-366-1667http://www. jacobsonhouse.com

Weaving TraditionsTuesdays, 10 am to 6 pm, Starting Mar 8Jacobson Art HouseFour programs about Oklahoma tribes:: Kiowa language, Pow wow songs and traditions, and classes on Basket-weaving or Bead-work.

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American Indian Chamber of CommerceSecond Wednesdays, 11:30 amMeinders School of Business, NW 26th St & McKinleyBuffet Luncheon, $20

American Indian Printmakers ExhibitThrough May 8National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum1700 NE 63rd Stwww.nationalcowboymuseum.org, 405-478-2250

RED ROCKOtoe Language ClassesTuesdays, 6 pmOnline classes available by arrasngementContact Jim Hopper, Language Coordinator580-723-4466 ext 111, [email protected]

ALBUQUERQUEGathering of Nations Thursday, April 28 through Saturday, April 30http://www.gatheringofnations.com

TULSA Tulsa Indian Art FestivalRescheduled for May 20-22at Central Park Hall, Expo Squarehttp://www.facebook.com/TulsaIndianArtFestival

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A large crowd gathered in Del City to witness the poise, beauty and talent of

candidates for Miss Indian Oklahoma City. Stephanie Tehauno, representing the

Choctaw Nation, won the competition and for the next year will represent Oklahoma

City at her many public appearances, as well as “big sister” her younger counterparts.

Kaylon Wood (Sac & Fox) won the Traditional Dress and Talent competitions on her

way to becoming Jr. Miss Indian Oklahoma City. Petite and precious Rachel Lee Scott

(Chickasaw) is ready to assume her role as Little Miss Indian Oklahoma City. ¶ Girls

and young Indian women in the Oklahoma City Metro area are able to compete

for titles and other leadership opportunities thanks to the Changing Winds Cultural

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All others courtesy the artist

Don Narcomey (Seminole/Creek)Mixed Media Sculpture and One-of-a-kind Furniture

The concepts for my work generally arise out of the materials that I work with. The color,

texture form or unique characteristics of the materials at hand help to guide me in

the decisions regarding concepts and processes. Sometimes these characteristics are

apparent to me, other times the action of cutting, carving or shaping a piece unlocks

the mysteries of their being. I look for something in these materials to give me some

insight about the nature of life or human experience. This leads me to make decisions

as to the juxtaposition or combination of elements and processes necessary to help me

communicate my thoughts and feelings. As I work through a piece I begin to learn a

little more about myself and the world around me. [Don’s furniture work was featured

on HGTV’s “Modern Masters”] http://www.narcomey.net

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Venus28” x 23” x 28”

Hackberry

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All images courtesy the artist

Symbiotic20"x 36" x 24"

Sycamore, Walnut, Manzanita, Copper

Vanishing11"x 15" x 20"

Blackjack, Rosewood, Ebony

Parting26"x 29" x 20"

Steel, Sandstone, Wenge, Elm, Resin

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Us26"x 18" x 10"

Oak roots, Wenge, Bloodwood

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