|
Solo
and Two-Person Exhibitions
| 2012 |
Moundbuilders: Exporing the Ancient Southeastern Woodlands, Ahalenia Studios, Santa Fe, NM. With Linda Lomahaftewa | Link |
| 2010 |
The Cherokee Spokespeople Project, The Chapel at Cherokee Heritage Center, Park Hill, OK |
| 2007 |
At
the Crossroads, East Gallery, Oklahoma State Capitol, Oklahoma City, OK |
| 2006-7 |
Face
to Face: Portraits by America Meredith, Wheelwright
Museum of the American Indian, Santa Fe, NM. Catalog. |
| 2006 |
Between
Cultures: Conflict and Common Ground, North
Fourth Art Center, Albuquerque, NM |
| 2005 |
SFAI
MFA Graduation Show, Herbst Pavilion, Ft. Mason
Center, San Francisco, CA. Catalog |
| 2004 |
Loyal,
Lions Center, Loyal, OK |
| 2003 |
America Meredith: Solo Exhibition, Indiana University Purdue University
Indiana Cultural Gallery, Indianapolis, IN |
2001-2 |
America
Meredith: Paintings, Southern Plains Indian
Museum, Anadarko, OK. Catalog |
Selected
Group Exhibitions and Art Fairs
2015 |
Indigenous Brilliance: Contemporary American Indian Art, Veronica Ship NDSM Wharf, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Olocau, Valencia, Spain (2014). Palazzo Vecchio, Seborga, Italy (2013). Highgate Literary and Scientific Institute Gallery, London, England, UK (2010). Curated by Cornelia Vandenberg and Lyle Toledo Yazzie. |
| 2014 |
Cherokee Art Market, Catoosa, OK. |
| |
SWAIA
Indian Market, Santa Fe NM. Annual
participant since 2003 |
| |
Stories Outside the Lines, Heard Museum, Phoenix, AZ. |
| |
Heard
Museum Guild Art Fair, Phoenix
AZ. Annual
participant since 2004 |
| 2013 |
Octopus Dreams: Works on Paper by Contemporary Native American Artists, 516 Arts, Albuquerque, NM; Samara Regional Art Museum, Samara, Russia |
| The Language of Flowers, Myriad Botanical Gardens, Oklahoma City, OK |
| Indigenous Brilliance 2013: Contemporary Native American Art Exhibition, Palazzo Vecchio, Seborga, Italy. Curated by Elijah Vandenberg and Lyle Toledo Yazzie |
| That's Not Me at Colorado State University's Duhesa Gallery, Fort Collins, CO. Curated by Doug Sink and Tracy L. Morris |
| Stories Outside the Lines at the Heard Museum North Scottsdale, AZ |
| 2012-3 |
Encoded: Traditional Patterns/A Contemporary Response at the Tweed Museum of Art at the University of Minnesota Duluth. With Emily Arthur, Tom Jones, Henry Payer, Dyani Reynolds-White Hawk, Amy Lonetree, and Joanna Bigfeather. Curated by John Hitchcock. |
| 2012 |
Indian Ink: Native Printmakers in the J.W. Wiggins Collection at the Sequoyah National Research Center at the University of Arkanas, Little Rock, 500 University Plaza. Curated by Bobby C. Martin (Muscogee Creek) |
| Quick Draw, Wheelwright Museum, Santa Fe, NM. Also in 2010. |
| Reconquête par l'Art, Festival America de Vincennes 2012, La galerie Orenda, Vincennes, France |
| Contemporary Native American Art in Russia, Novosibirsk Biennial of Contemporary Graphic Arts, Novosibirsk State Art Museum, Novosibirsk, Russia; Togliatti Art Museum, Togliatti, Russia; Samara Regional Art Museum, Samara, Russia |
| Cherokee
Homecoming, Cherokee Heritage Center, Park Hill
OK. Annual
participant since 1995, except 2001 & 2003 |
| Extraordinary Animals at the Berlin Gallery at the Heard Museum, Phoenix, AZ |
| Contemporary Native American Art in Russia at the Ekaterinburg Museum of Fine Arts, Ekaterinburg, Russia. |
| Messengers at Rainmaker Art Gallery, Bristol, England, UK. Curated by Joanne Prince. |
| Indigenous Brilliance: Contemporary Native American Art at the Highgate Literary and Scientific Institute Gallery, London, UK. Curated by Cornelia Vandenberg. |
| 44th Annual Red Cloud Indian Art Show at the Red Cloud Heritage Center and Museum, Pine Ridge, SD. Annual participant since 2009 | Link |
.Trail
of Tears Art Show, Cherokee
Heritage Center, Park Hill OK. Annual
participant since 1995 |
| Facing the Sunland: America Meredith + Sallyann Paschall + Kay WalkingStick, Berlin Gallery, Heard Museum, Phoenix, AZ |
2011-2 |
Doll: An Intimate Figure, Roxanne Swentzell Tower Gallery. Pojoaque Pueblo. Curated by Rose B. Simpson |
2011 |
Salon du Dessin et de la Peinture à l'Eau at the Grand Palais des Champes-Elysees, Paris, France |
Smoke Signals: Artistes Amérindiens d'Oklahoma, Orenda Art International, Paris, France |
6th Annual Cherokee Art Market, Catoosa, OK |
Five Civilized Tribes Art Show, Five Civilized Tribes Museum, Muskogee, OK |
Wind on Earth: Native Presence and Art, Haydon Art Center, Lincoln, NE. With Neal Ambrose-Smith, John Hitchcock, and Melanie Yazzie. Curated by Karen Kunc. |
Soul Sister: Reimagining Kateri Tekakwitha, Museum of Contemporary Native Arts, Santa Fe, NM. Curated by Ryan Rice (Mohawk). |
2010-
2011 |
This is Displacement: Native Artists Consider the Relationship Between Land & Identity, Tulsa Living Arts, Tulsa, OK; various locations in Minnesota. Curated by Carolyn Lee Anderson (Diné) and Emily Johnson (Yup'ik). Link. |
2010 |
One + One = Two, Legends Santa Fe, NM. Collaborating with Melissa Melero |
First Laugh, Museum of Contemporary Native Art's Lloyd Kiva New Gallery, Santa Fe, NM |
Live Paint: New Mexico vs. Oklahoma Smackdown, Standing Buffalo Gallery, Norman, OK |
Against the Grain, Legends Santa Fe, NM. With Sarah Sense, Frank Buffalo Hyde, Rhett Butler, and Marla Allison |
Seasons of Love, Standing Buffalo Gallery, Norman, OK |
2009-2011 |
Intrigue and Novelty: Contemporary Art by Native American Women, Beacon Street Arts, Chicago, IL; Schingoethe Center, Aurora, IL. Curated by Debra Yepa-Pappan. With Christine Caluya, Amber Gunn Gauthier, Nadya Kwandibens, Linda Lomahaftewa, Erica Lord, Rose B. Simpson, and Debra Yepa-Pappan. |
2009 |
Fueled by Color: Three Cool Chicks Art Show, Third Street Arts, Albuquerque, NM. With Marla Allison and Melissa Melero |
United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues Art Show, United Nations, New York, NY |
4 Seasons: 4 Women, Arkansas Valley Art Center, Buena Vista CO. With Heidi Bigknife, Kelly Church, and Linda Lomahaftewa |
Unconquered Imagination, Okalee Contemporary Arts, Ah-tah-thi-ki Museum, Clewiston FL. Curated by Will Wilson, with Juane Quick to See Smith and Erica Lord. |
From the Woodlands, Fort Lewis College Art Gallery, Durango CO. With Sallyann Paschall |
Mementos & Milestones, IAIA Museum, Lloyd Kiva New Gallery, Santa Fe NM. With Tammy Rahr and Kelly Church |
2008 |
Creatures and Spirits, Standing Buffalo Gallery, Norman OK. |
Cherokee
Nation Intertribal Art Market, Catoosa OK. Annual
participant since 2006 |
Speaking from the Earth, Think Visual Gallery, Point Arena CA | Link |
Blazing Saddles, Pop Gallery, Santa Fe NM |
My Way, Humble Gallery, Santa Fe NM |
Graphic Storytelling as Activism, Euphrat Museum, Cupertino CA |
2007-8 |
Current
Realities: A Dialogue with the People, IAO Gallery, Oklahoma
City OK; Southern Plains Indian Museum, Anadarko OK; Living Arts, Tulsa OK. An
OklaDada project. |
2007 |
Internal
Exile, SOMARTS Gallery, San Francisco CA |
%$@#
Art Let’s Ride,
This Is Not a Shop, Dublin, Ireland |
The
Plants Are Our Allies, Gary Farmer Gallery,
Santa Fe NM |
Looking
Indian, Untitled Art Space, Oklahoma City OK. Catalog |
Do
Not Park Bicycles: Aboriginal Cycling Culture, Art Gallery
of Southwestern Manitoba, Brandon, Manitoba, Canada.
Catalog. |
Art
from Indian Territory, Traveling Exhibit, OK. Catalog |
American
Icons through Indigenous Eyes, District of Columbia Arts
Center, Washington DC. Catalog. |
2005-7 |
Impacted
Nations, traveling exhibit, NY, CO, MN, NM |
2006 |
Columbuscide,
IAIA Museum, Santa Fe NM |
Relations:
Indigenous Dialogue, IAIA Museum, Santa Fe NM |
Native
Pop, Museum of Fine Art, Santa Fe NM |
2005-6 |
Ghosts
of Little Boy: Artists for Peace, National Japanese American Historical Society Peace
Gallery, San Francisco CA |
| |
Earth
and Sky, City Arts, Oklahoma City OK. With
Benjamin Harjo and Charley Pratt |
2005 |
Native
American Contemporary Art, Jewish Community
Center Gallery, San Barbara CA |
Shaking
the Tree, IAIA Museum, Santa Fe NM. With
Heidi Bigknife. |
Native
American Voices, Friends Gallery, Pasadena
CA |
Instinctual
Distractions, Ar+space, San Francisco CA |
2004 |
Haunted, Crucible Steel Gallery, San Francisco
CA | link |
2003
|
4 Views: IAIA Triennial, Institute of American
Indian Arts Museum, Santa Fe NM. With
Shonto Begay, Alex Jacobs, and Joe Dale Nevaquaya. Catalog |
Green
Before Spring, Whitney Young Cultural Center,
San Francisco CA |
2000 |
Five
Civilized Tribes Art Show, Five Civilized
Tribes Museum, Muskogee OK. Annual
participant since 1995 |
1999 |
Watercolor Exhibition, Royal Scottish Academy
of Drama and Art, Glasgow UK |
Eilbotekultur,
Lucky Seven, Zürich Switzerland |
Three Sisters, Jacobson House, Norman OK. With
Kelly Church and Allison Francisco |
Locals,
Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco CA |
Exhibitions
Curated
| 2013 |
Inner Demons,
Ahalenia Studios, Santa Fe, NM, annual show since 2009 | link |
| Salon de la Raza, Ahalenia Studios, Santa Fe, NM |
| 2012 |
Low-Rez: Native American Lowbrow Art, Santa Fe, NM. Co-curated with Dan McCoy, Jr. and Jocelyne Brown | link |
Zombie Skins: Salon de la Vie Morte, Ahalenia Studios, Santa Fe, NM and Bigfoot Creative, Norman, OK. Co-curated with Tom Farris, Ryan Singer, and Chris Pappan | link |
H2OK: Native Responses to Water Issues in Oklahoma, Mainsite Contemporary Art, Norman, OK and Bacone College, Muscogee, OK. Co-curated with Heather Ahtone and Tony Tiger | link |
| 2011 |
Blood of the Sun: Artists Respond to the Poetry of Suzan Shown Harjo,
Ahalenia Studios, Santa Fe, NM | link |
| Kanutche Dogs: Contemporary Cherokee Art,
FireGod Gallery, Albuquerque, NM | link |
| P0rncake 2011,
Ahalenia Studios, Santa Fe, NM. Co-curated with Sam Haozous (Chiricahua Apache | link |
| 2010 |
Freedom of Information: The FBI, Surveillance, and Indian Country,
Ahalenia Studios, Santa Fe, NM | link |
| William T. Milam, Sr.: Cherokee Photographer,
Standing Buffalo Gallery, Norman, OK |
| 2009 |
Sweat: Native American Provocative,
Max's, Santa Fe, NM | link |
| 2008 |
Anti Anti Anti Anti,
Hall of Flowers, San Francisco CA | link |
| 2007 |
Regeneration,
Hall of Flowers, San Francisco CA | link |
Velocity:
The Art of San Francisco Bike Messengers, Balazo 18 Gallery,
San Francisco CA | link |
| 2006 |
Frybread
and Roses: Art of Native Labor, Cherokee
Heritage Center, Park Hill OK; Daily Brews Café
and Gallery, Wayland MI; Counterpulse Gallery, San Francisco CA | link |
| Insubordination,
Hall of Flowers, San Francisco CA | link |
| 2003 |
Facing
East: Cherokee Art in the New Indian Territory,
Red Earth Indian Center, Oklahoma City OK | link |
2002 |
Deliverance,
Lo-Fi Gallery, San Francisco CA | link |
Friends
of Thunder: A Celebration of Cherokee Culture, Jacobson House, Norman OK. Catalog |
2000 |
Right
of Way, Space 4040, Philadelphia PA |
| 1999 |
Da:
Half of a Surrealist Movement, Epicenter Zone,
San Francisco CA |
| 1996 |
CMWC
Art Show, Acme Gallery, San Francisco CA |
| 1993 |
Laughing
at the Face of Death, Komotion Gallery, San Francisco CA |
Awards
and Fellowships
| 2012 |
Five Civilized Tribes Museum, Cecil Dick Master of Heritage Memorial Award |
| Trail of Tears Art Show, Third Place, Painting |
| 2011 |
Cherokee Art Market, Best of Division, Painting |
| Cherokee Nation National Holiday Art Show, judge |
| SWAIA
Indian Market, First Place, Realistic Water-based Painting |
| Red Cloud Art Show, First Place, Graphics
Division |
| Five Civilized Tribes Art Show, Third place in Painting, Third place in Graphics |
| Trail
of Tears Art Show, Honorable Mention, Painting
Division |
| McPhee Elementary School. Weeklong residency featuring group paintings with K-5th grade students and art talks, sponsored by the Haydon Art Center, Lincoln, NE. |
| 2010 |
Northern Plains Indian Art Market, judge |
| Cherokee
Homecoming, Honorable Mention |
| Red Cloud Art Show, Oscar Howe Memorial Award |
| Trail of Tears Art Show, Second Place, Painting |
| Heard Museum
Indian Market, Second Place, Mixed Media |
| 2009 |
SWAIA
Indian Market, First Place, Abstract Water-based Painting |
| National Museum of the American Indian, Visiting Artist Fellowship |
| Red Cloud Indian Art Show, Second Place, Painting Division I |
| Trail
of Tears Art Show, Honorable Mention, Painting
Division |
| 2008 |
Cherokee Art Market, Best of Division, Painting |
| San Francisco Arts Commission, Cultural Equity Individual Artist Grant |
| Trail
of Tears Art Show, Honorable Mention, Painting
Division |
| 2007 |
Cherokee
Homecoming, Judge's Choice Award |
| SWAIA
Indian Market, IAIA Distinguished
Alumni Award - For Excellence in Contemporary Native American Arts |
| SWAIA
Indian Market, First Place,
Realistic Acrylic Painting Category |
| 2006 |
SF
Weekly, voted best San Francisco painter
of 2006, tied with Mitsy Avila Ovalles |
| Lawrence
Indian Arts Show, Honorable Mention, Painting
Division |
| SWAIA
Indian Market, Honorable Mention, Abstract
Watercolor Painting |
| Trail
of Tears Art Show, Honorable Mention, Painting
Division |
| Heard
Museum Indian Art Market, Honorable
Mention, Painting Division |
| 2005 |
Cherokee
Homecoming, Honorable Mention |
| SWAIA
Indian Market, First Place,
Realistic Miniature Painting |
| San
Francisco Art Institute, Graduate
Fellowship, 2003 - 2005 |
| 2004 |
SWAIA
Indian Market, Third Place,
Opaque Water-Based Realistic Painting |
| Cahokia
Mounds Contemporary Art Show,
Third Place, 2-D Art |
| Trail
of Tears Art Show, First Place, Painting
Division |
| Heard
Museum Indian Art Market, Honorable
Mention, Painting Division |
| 2003 |
SWAIA
Indian Market, First Place,
Opaque Water-Based Abstract Painting |
| SWAIA
Indian Market, Second Place,
Realistic Miniature Painting |
| Eiteljorg
Indian Art Market, Honorable
Mention Painting Division |
| 2001 |
Cherokee
Homecoming, First Place, Visual Arts Division |
| 2000 |
Cherokee
Homecoming, Honorable Mention, Painting Division |
| 1999 |
Five
Civilized Tribes Show, Honorable Mention,
Graphics Division |
| Five
Civilized Tribes Show, First Place in Painting
Division |
| 1997-8 |
City
College of San Francisco Native American Students Organization,
Vice-President and Princess |
Gallery
Affiliation
| Spider Gallery, 215 South Muskogee Ave., Tahlequah, OK 74464. 918-453-5728 or 918-453-5536. Contact Donna Tinnin (Cherokee Nation), supervisor |
| Rainmaker Art Gallery, 123 Coldharbour Road, Bristol, England, UK. Contact Joanne Prince, owner | Link |
Tribes 131, 131—24th Ave, Norman OK. (405) 329.4442. Contact Leslie Zinbi, owner | Link |
Academic Teaching Experience
| 2012-3 |
ISanta Fe Community College, Santa Fe, NM. Adjunct instructor in the Gallery Practices Program. |
| 2008-10 |
Institute of American Indian Arts, Santa Fe, NM. Adjunct instructor of Native American Art History I (Prehistory to Late 19th Century) and Native American Art History II (Late 19th Century to 1960) |
| 2003 |
Cherokee Humanities Course, University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma. Presented eight one-hour slide lectures on contemporary Cherokee visual art with handouts |
Presentations
| 2015 |
"Current State of the Native Art World," panel discussion at Red Earth Museum, Oklahoma City, OK |
| 2014 |
"American Indian Art 101: Pedagogies for Indigenous Thinking" panel discussion, organized by Dr. Nancy Marie Mithlo, at the International Conference of Indigenous Archives, Libraries, and Museums sponsored by the Association of Tribal Archives, Libraries, and Museums (ATALM, Palm Springs, CA
|
| |
"Southeastern Indian Art: Building Community and Raising Awareness," panel dicussion with Roy Boney Jr., Troy Jackson, Bobby C. Martin, and Tony A. Tiger at the 42nd Annual Symposium on the American Indian at Northeastern State University, Tahlequah, OK |
| |
Cherokee Art Histor, presentations, part of the Cherokee Days Celebration at NMAI, Washington, DC |
| 2013 |
"Drawing the Line:Respect and Intertribal Appropriation," talk at the Heard Museum North, Scottsdale, AZ |
| |
"Innovations in Methodologies for Criticism of Contemporary American Indian Art," panel discussion at the Arizona State University American Indian Student Association conference, with Heather Ahtone, Nancy Marie Mthlo, Debra Krol, and John Paul Rangel |
| 2012 |
"Moundbuilding Cultures," presentation to Native American Art History I class at the Institute of American Indian Arts. |
Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art, Norman, OK, panel discussion about "Recipocracy/Community" and watercolor demonstration |
| SWAIA, Santa Fe: Quality in Indigenous Art panel discussion |
Highgate Institute of Science and Arts, London, England, UK. Presentation about contemporary Southeastern Woodlands art |
| Rainmaker Gallery, Bristol, England, UK. Presentations about Exploring the Southeastern Woodlands and ancient Andean art |
| University of Oklahoma, School of Fine Arts, presentation about personal artwork |
| "Cherokee Art History 101: Qualla Phase to 1960s": Cherokee Arts Center, Tahlequah, OK |
| Indigenous Visions, Berlin Gallery, Heard Museum, presentation about personal artwork |
| 2011 |
Pre-20th Century Native American Artwork, Renesan Institute for Lifelong Learning, Santa Fe, NM. Four two-hour presentations about Southwest, Eastern Woodlands, Great Plains, and Pacific Coastal Art |
| 2010 |
Historic Cherokee Artwork, Mayflower Church, Oklahoma City OK, sponsored by the Central Oklahoma Cherokee Alliance |
| Early Native American Photographers, Standing Buffalo Gallery, Norman OK |
Kiowa Art, Kiowa Humanities Course, Anadarko, OK. Through the University of Sciences and Arts of Oklahoma. |
| 2009 |
Presentation of Historical Cherokee and Ancient Southeast Art Work, Tahlequah OK, sponsored by the Cherokee Arts and Humanities Council; Standing Buffalo Gallery, Norman OK; Humanist Hall, Oakland, CA, sponsored by the Cherokee Society of the Greater Bay Area |
| Visual Language: Lettering and Iconography in Painting, Southwest Seminars, Santa Fe, NM. |
| National Museum of the American Indian, Washington DC. Presentation of personal artwork. With Kelly Church, Tommy Joseph, and Debbie Head. |
| Institute of American Indian Arts, Santa Fe NM. "The Cherokee Spokespeople Project: Bikes, Language, and Art" as part of the Intellectual Capital lecture series |
| Institute of American Indian Arts, Associated Student Government, Santa Fe NM. Roundtable discussion about stereotypes in Native art. With Ryan Singer and Melissa Cody. |
| Fort Lewis College, Durango CO. Powerpoint presentation about Native American Women Arts: Edmonia Lewis, Angel DeCora, and Ellen Neel. Two one-hour presentations about personal artwork. |
| 2008 |
American Indian Culture and Education Program, Ways of Our Ancestors Camp, Briones Regional Park, Orinda CA. Three craft classes for elementary school children. |
| Cherokee
Humanities Class, Cherokee Nation Tribal Complex,
Tahlequah OK. Through the University of Sciences and Arts of Oklahoma. Discussion about Cherokee values in personal art |
| University
of California, Berkeley, Berkeley CA. Two lectures about the evolution of tribal governments in tandem with US federal Indian policy |
| Stanford University, Palo Alto CA. Cherokee Art History, 18th Century to Present, presented to the Stanford Cherokee Student Organization |
| 2007 |
DeAnza
College, Cupertino CA. Three one-hour slide
presentations about Cherokee Art History, 18th Century to Present |
| De
Young Museum, San Francisco CA. Watercolor
painting demonstration |
| Cherokee
Society of the Greater Bay Area, Berkeley
CA. Slide lecture about Cherokee Art History, 18th Century to Present |
| 2006 |
University
of California, Berkeley, Berkeley CA. Interactive
presentation about Native American identity |
| 2005 |
City
College of San Francisco, San Francisco CA.
Five one-hour lectures |
| University
of Arizona Museum of Art, Tucson AZ. Four
days of monotype and linocut printing demonstrations. One-hour slide
presentation about personal art work |
| Cherokee
Humanities Class, Cherokee Nation Tribal Complex,
Tahlequah OK. Discussion about Cherokee art and its connection to
tribal life |
| University
of California, Berkeley, Berkeley CA. Interactive
presentation about Native American identity |
| 2004 |
DeAnza College, Cupertino CA. Three one-hour slide
presentations about personal art work |
| 2003 |
Studio
Gallery, Hays KS. Slide lecture about contemporary
Native American art |
| 2002 |
Jacobson
House, Norman OK. Slide lecture about personal
art work |
| 1997 |
Friends
of St. Francis School, San Francisco CA. Presentation
about Cherokee culture and dance |
| Park
Presidio Preschool, San Francisco CA. Presentation
about Cherokee culture and dance |
| 1996 |
Moscone
School, San Francisco CA. Presentation about
Native American history |
| 1995 |
Institute
of American Indian Art Museum, Santa Fe NM. Native Voices Reading Series |
| 1994 |
Westminster
Middle School, Oklahoma City OK. Lecture about
current issues in Native America |
Judging and Jurying Experience
| 2015 |
OVAC Momentum Tulsa, judge and juror |
| Red Cloud Indian Art Show, judge for all categories |
| 2014 |
Cherokee Art Market, part of a three-judge team for diverse, 2-D, beadwork, and sculpture |
| |
Heard Museum Guild Fair and Market, judge for diverse arts |
| 2013 |
SWAIA Indian Market, judge for realistic, 2-D art |
| 2012 |
SWAIA Indian Market, juror for perspective artists, 2-D art |
| 2011 |
Cherokee Nation National Holiday Art Show, judge, all media |
| Santa Fe Art Institute, juror for perspective residents |
| 2010 |
Northern Plains Indian Art Market, judge, all media |
| 2009 |
SWAIA Winter Market, juror for perspective artists, all media |
Public Collections
| Cherokee Nation Entertainment, Catoosa, OK |
| Cherokee Nation Historical Society, Park Hill, OK |
| Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art, Norman, OK |
| Heard Museum, Phoenix, AZ |
| National Collection of Contemporary Indian Arts, Santa Fe, NM |
| National Museum of the American Indian, Washington, DC |
| Red Cloud Museum, Pine Ridge, SD |
| Southern Plains Indian Museum, Anadarko, OK |
| St. Paul’s Cathedral, Oklahoma City, OK |
| Sequoyah National Research Center, University of Arkansas, Little Rock, AR |
| Tweed Museum of Art - University of Minnesota Duluth |
Selected Bibliography
Books
| Bear, Mariah, executive ed. American Indian: Celebrating the Voices, Traditions & Wisdom of Native Americans. San Francisco: Gold St. Press, 2008: 266-7. |
| Mithlo, Nancy Marie. "A Realist View of Image Politics: Reclamation of the 'Every Indian.'" In [Re]inventing the Wheel Blomberg, Nancy J., Editor. Denver: Denver Art Museum, 2008: 122-3. |
| Fogelson, Raymond D., volume editor. Handbook of the North American Indians, V. 14. Southeast. Washington: Smithsonian Institution, 2004: 752, 765. |
| Lippard, Lucy. "Out of the Box." Face to Face: Portraits by America Meredith. Santa Fe NM: Wheelwright Museum, 2006: 5-8. |
| Power, Susan C. Art of the Cherokee: Prehistory to Present. Athens: University of Georgia Press, 2007: 201. |
| Smith, Chad, Rennard Strickland, and Bennie Smith. Building One Fire: Art and World View in Cherokee Life. Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press, 2010: 70. |
| Western, Jenny and Dylan Miner. Do Not Park Bicycles! Brandon: Art Gallery of Southwestern Manitoba, 2007 |
Periodicals
| DeFrange, Ann. "Cherokee
Spokes Woman: Oklahoma native gives voice to many in San Francisco." Daily Oklahoman, 20.September.2005 |
| Diaz, RoseMary. "Send
in the Clowns." Santa Fean, August 2003 |
| Fauntleroy, Gussie. “Groundbreakers: America Meredith, Painting in Cherokee.” Native Peoples, Jan/Feb.2008: 36-7 |
| Garrigues, Lisa. “Cherokee
artist America Meredith puts words on wheels.” Indian
Country Today. 25.July.2007: 1. |
| Goebel, Leanne. “Media, heritage mix in show.” Durango Herald, 10 Feb 2009 |
| Harjo, Suzan Shown. “a generation of innovation.” Santa Fean Indian Market Magazine. August.2007: 117, 210. |
| Martin, Charles. “Animatribe.” Oklahoma Gazette, 21.February.2007: 46 |
| Randall, Teri Thomson. "America Meredith: shattering stereotypes
with cartoons." New Mexican, 22-23.August.2003 |
| Ridge, Betty. “Art 'Before Contact'.” Tahlequah Daily Press, 4.August.2009 |
| Sanchez, Casey. "Low Overhead, High Experimentation: Ahalenia Studios." New Mexican: Pasatiempo. 31 Dec 2010. |
| Sanchez, Casey. "Native Intelligence." New Mexican: Pasatiempo. April 30-May 6, 2010: cover, 36-37. |
| Sardy, Marin. “America Meredith on Painting and Cherokee Pride.” Santa Fean Magazine, August-September.2009: 67-8. |
| Stevens, Amanda. “Art Draws Inspiration from Ancestors.” Rio
Rancho Journal, 8.September.2006: 3. |
| Swanhuyser,
Hiya. "Look Carefully: Art that goes
bump in the night." SF Weekly, 27.August.2005 |
| Swindell,
Carol. "America Meredith
artwork to be showcased in museum." Anadarko
Daily News, 16.November.2001 |
| Walker,
Amy . "Artist America
Meredith Gives Spoke Cards a Cherokee Spin." Momentum,
#28 (2007): 19. |
| Wasserman,
Shoshona. “Earth and Sky.” Art Focus Oklahoma, November/December 2005: 1, 8. |
| Weideman,
Paul. “Of different minds and mixed
legacies: America Meredith, Visible and Indivisible.” New Mexican: Pasatiempo: 17.November.2006: 41, 43. |
| Woodard,
Joseph. "Rare, Native
American Visions." Santa Barbara
News Press, October.2005 |
| "America Meredith: Paintings." SPIM
News, November.2002: 5. |
| "Loyal
Art Show." Watonga Republican,
7.July.2004: 4. |
Education
| 2003-5 |
MFA, painting. San
Francisco Art Institute, San Francisco CA |
2000-2 |
BFA with distinction,
painting. University of Oklahoma, College
of Fine Arts, Norman OK |
| 1996-2000 |
AA,
applied art. City College
of San Francisco, San Francisco CA |
| 1996 |
University
of Science and Arts in Oklahoma, Chickasha OK |
| 1995 |
Institute
of American Indian Arts, Santa Fe NM |
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