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2008 Arts & Culture |
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Featured Artist Norris Chee
Norris Chee (Navajo), a nationally accomplished
artist, has been recognized at the Santa Fe Indian Market,
Eiteljorg Indian Market in Indianapolis, and the American Indiana
Arts Festival and Market in Dallas, Texas. He currently
resides in Lexington, Nebraska where he operates Blue Horse
Studio. Norris also works as an Artist in Residence for the
state of Nebraska. Visiting schools and communities he
teaches them about his artistic talents, methods, and the customs
of his tribe. |
Norris Chee
Blue Horse Studio
Lexington, Nebraska |
 Douglas Blue Feather, Cherokee, is an award winning songwriter, recording artist, and performer of contemporary and traditional Native American flute music. A two time Native American Music Award winner, Blue Feather has released four CDs of original music, Seventh Fire, Arrival, Ride The Lightning, and Star Nations which have been featured on radio stations world wide.
Schedule for Douglas
Blue Feather : Sat.& Sunday, 12 Noon and Saturday at 5pm.
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Michael Pace
Michael Pace is a member of the Delaware Tribe of Indians located in Bartlesville, Oklahoma. His Delaware name is Xingweleno which means "Big Man". Michael has served the Delaware Tribe in many capacities and is honored to have served his tribe.
Michael works to promote and educate tribal members and the public on the traditions, culture and history of the Lenape People. He has served on the Cultural Preservation Committee of the Tribe and has spoken in many venues not only to the public but to schools and universities and seminars on Native American History. |
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Annette and Dee Ketchum
Dee Ketchum
Dee Ketchum, Delaware Indian, grew up in Bartlesville, OK. He is the son of Lewis and Lillian Berry Ketchum and a descendant of Captain Curlyhead from his mother's family and Chief Ketchum from his father's family. He is married to Annette who is also a Delaware. They had two daughters and five grandchildren.
Annette Ketchum
Annette Ketchum is a Delaware Indian woman from Bartlesville, OK.
She was born on her grandmother's allotment North of Dewey, OK.
Annette is married to former Chief Dee Ketchum.
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