"Three Sisters" Michael JonesMichael Jones, Muskogee, OK Three Sisters, 2026 Acrylic on panel 11 x 14 Many indigenous tribes planted the three sisters; corn, beans and squash. The Choctaw planted them on small mounds. The corn stalk provided for the climbing beans, the beans provided nitrogen for the soil, and the squash provided a low canopy that retained moisture. Independently, each could survive on their own, but together, they thrive. This is a lesson for us, as humans.
Inside Us All
Kerlin’s work has been exhibited in and won awards in numerous shows and competitions around the United States including Watercolor USA in Springfield
he resumed signing his art with his actual name
The fisheries industry
where he received a full scholarship
sacred to the Great Spirit
he began to create a new body of work recasting his miniature foil sculptures from the mid-1980s in monumental scale
#224 - 23" long
Her subjects range from quaint hometown scenes to more colorful
John directed students to paint A Trail of Tears mural on a building in the 100 block of Garrison Avenue
Released on her own recognizance
The sculptural silhouette and vibrant interplay of color make this ring a true statement piece
