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This Business of Hope

A few weeks ago I was going through a rough time.  We all have them but this one crept in and overpowered me.  I’ve been diagnosed with Parkinson’s for 11 years.  Dopamine, the “feel good” chemical is what I have very little of.  I was reading that symptoms included the inability to feel love, hope… read more

Motorcycle Riders Remember the Trail of Tears Journey

Monday I enjoyed going to the Cherokee Heritage Center in Tahlequah to welcome the 200 motorcyclists who make a journey each year in honor  of those who walked the trail so many years ago.  Although it was hot during the afternoon, it became more pleasant as the sun started to set and we were able… read more

Between Shows

Its almost mid week. Today I’m in the middle of saving my business.  My artist life is like that. Good thing I’m so calm and collected in my 4th decade.  I will handle the crisis at hand  and then  I’ll be attending the Seminole Festival outside of Seminole Oklahoma this weekend.  Located outside of town… read more

Exhibit at the Oklahoma State Capitol

The art of Dana Tiger. Portraits of Courage and Culture, (and a little frybread on the side),  will be on display in the East Gallery from October 6 to December 7,2014 http://arts.ok.gov/Art_at_the_Capitol/East_Gallery/2014/Dana_Tiger_East_Gallery_2014.html  

Cherokee Holiday Art

Last day before the folks at Tiger Gallery go to Tahlequah for a weekend of showing and selling their latest artistic creations.  Dana, Christie and Lisan entered pieces in the Cherokee Holiday Homecoming Art Show at the Tahlequah Armory.  The awards ceremony for the arts competition will be 6:30 pm at the Armory.  Also at… read more

My Boy and Me

My son went with me on my morning walk today. It’s a rare thing to spend time with him due to business time, painting time, his time on the video games. There is so much I want to share with him but did not want to over do on his first day.  I want him… read more

Down to Business

Time to work.  (When is it not?)  Did my walk at 6 ish.  The WEWIN Women Empowering Women for Indian Nations conference this past week where I set up my art booth, allowed me to connect with other hardworking women. I was asked to design a painting to honor the Native women leaders of our time.… read more

Complete Attention

Nothing is easy that is worth much.  I was told that growing up.  I’ll agree.  My walk this morning was extremely hard.  I could not get my legs to go.  Christie and Lisan BOTH went today.  I had a lot of stress in my system from the night before.  Stress messes you up.  Damn, a… read more

Sculpture Wins at Homecoming Art Show

Lisan Tiger Blair, 15 won Judges Choice and First Place for his clay piece “Stompdancer” at the Cherokee Holiday Art Competition in Tahlequah Oklahoma over Labor Day weekend.  He took home two beautiful ribbons and $550.  The Dean of Students from the College of Muscogee Nation purchased it and will display it in her office… read more

Striving

Today was harder than usual walking my 3 miles due to eating chips and cookies the night before.  Yes I know they make me act and feel like an ogre as well as stifle my creativity but progress not perfection is all I can hope for.   Tomorrow I fly to Sacramento to the Indian… read more

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