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AWARD WINNERS
Marsha Hedrick1st Place Pottery Litchfield Park Indian Market 2020
Chase Kahwinhut Earles
BEST OF SHOW, 2019 Cherokee Art Market
Daniel Ramirez
Best of Painting -2019 Bernalillo Indian Market - Bernalillo, New Mexico
Scott Roberts
2013 Red Earth Festival
First Place Contemporary Pottery
Gwen Coleman Lester
Heritage Award Choctaw Indian Art Show 2012 Best of Division Cherokee Art Market 2012
Keith Pearson
Best in Jewelry, Williamsburg Arts and Crafts Festival 2014
Catherine Nagy Mowry
3rd place in Traditional Dolls Division
Eiteljorg Indian Market
Theresa Renegar
!st place in Art Contest, jewelry catagory at Tuskahomma,
Judy Tafoya
Second Place - 87th Annual Santa Fe Indian Market- Santa Fe , NM
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Today's Featured Artist Is
Specialties: Colored Pencil Drawings and Acrylic Paintings
Focusing on Native American subject matter, the majority of Gwen's artwork are illustrations of contemporary Choctaw culture. They include illustrations of family life, dances, and stickball games. Sometimes Choctaw language is included as a design element. Gwen also has a series of illustrations of traditional Choctaw legends. The colored pencil drawings are realistic and tightly rendered, while her acrylic paintings are more loose and painterly. She also works in pastel using Native American subject matter.Gwen is interested in all things Choctaw. She and her husband, Rod, are learning the Choctaw language through Choctaw Nation's Community Class program. This will, no doubt, provide her with more subject matter for her paintings. Her paintings have won her many awards from the Five Civilized Tribes Museum in Muskogee, Oklahoma. The Museum Board of Directors named her a Master Artist of the Five Civilized Tribes Museum in November 2007.
Gwen received a degree in commercial art from Southwestern Oklahoma State University. Gwen and her husband, Rod Lester, produce limited edition prints of her Choctaw art through their company Native Traditions Artworks.
Awards, Recognition, Articles:
Heritage Award Choctaw Indian Art Show 2012 Best of Division Cherokee Art Market 2012Send Email to:
Gwen Coleman Lester's Website