Red Earth Festival 2026 Exhibitor List

Scott Hale, a third generation art appraiser & advisor. Scott is the former director of the Brett Weston Archive and curated several private, corporate, and non-profit collections, responsible for museum exhibitions and publications including the traveling retrospective, 'Brett Weston: Out of the Shadow.'

Dart is a Cherokee artist, specializing in the art of contemporary double-wall basketry an exceptionally difficult technique involving the continuous weave of both an interior and exterior wall within each basket. Mike learned the art of Basketry in 1992 from master Cherokee weaver, Shawna Morton-Cain.

The past, the present and the future come together in a piece of cottonwood tree root that slowly takes shape in the hands of Hopi kachina carver Nick Brokeshoulder. He sold his first kachina doll at age 12 and grew up with his grandfather on a remote area of the Hopi Indian reservation.

Lisa Rutherford is a Cherokee artist whose art encompasses ceramics, beadwork and twining. But she has become known for her handmade feather capes that have been worn with traditional Cherokee tear dresses and featured in high-fashion runway shows.

Yonavea Hawkins creates Native American bead work using traditional designs with contemporary colors. She enjoys doing bead work and sewing, but also draws and paints. Yonavea is Caddo (Hasinay), but also Delaware and Kickapoo.

Eric D. Singleton received his PhD in history from Oklahoma State University in 2017. He works at the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum with a research focus on Native American history both ancient and historic, specifically cultures from the North American Southeast and Great Plains.