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MUSEUM EXHIBITS/GROUP SHOWS Arizona State University Art Museum, 2003. “Shared Passion”, Sara and David Lieberman Collection Of Contemporary Ceramics and Craft. Tempe, Az. Heard Museum, 2002-2003, “Two by Two”, Anita Fields and Rick Rivet, Works Created During Andy Warhol Residency Program, Phoenix Az. Heard Museum, 2002-2003, “So Fine”, Phoenix, Az.. St. Louis Art Guild, 2002, “The Coming of the Osage”, St; Louis, Mo. Institute of American Indian Arts Museum, 2002 “Now and Then”, Santa Fe, NM. Gardiner Art gallery, 2002, “Whispers”, One woman exhibit. Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK, Heard Museum, 2002-2003, 8th Native American Fine Art Invitational, Phoenix, AZ. Carl Gorman Museum, 2001, “Offerings From The Heart’, University of California, Davis. Kirkpatrick Center, 2001, “Red Earth Master Exhibit”, Oklahoma City, OK Artspice Gallery, 2001, “Native Fields”, Oklahoma City, OK Lewallen Contemporary, 2000, Indian Market, group show, Santa Fe, NM Lewallen Contemporary, 2000, Clay Exhibit, Santa Fe, NM Osage Tribal Museum, 2000, Pawhuska, OK. National Museum of the American Indian, Smithsonian Institution, 2000, Art exhibit , “Who Stole the Teepee?”, New York City, NY Institute of American Indian Arts Museum, Alumni Triennial Exhibition, 2000, Santa Fe, NM. National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum, “Winter Camp,” Invited Native Artist, Oklahoma City, OK January 2000. Institute of American Indian Arts Museum, “Contemporary Ceramics of the People.” 1999, Santa Fe, NM. Hampton University Museum, “Nourishing Hearts, Creative Hands,” 1998 Hampton, Virginia. “Healing Art,” American Psychologist Association, 1998-99, Wash. DC “The Legacy of Generations; Pottery by American Indian Women,” 1997-98, National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington DC, and the Heard Museum, Phoenix. AZ. American Indian Contemporary Arts, “From the Earth XII”, San Francisco Ca. 1997-98. Eiteljorg Museum, “Gifts of the Spirit”, 1998, Indianapolis, Indiana. “American Women-Two Cultures, Two Views,” The works of Anita Fields and Sarah Nobles, Tulsa Ceramic Arts Gallery, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 1997. Native American Women Invitational, 1997, Gilcrease Museum, Tulsa, OK National Exhibit of Contemporary Native American Art, 1997, Parkland College, Champaign, Ill. Peabody Essex Museum, "Gifts of the Spirit," 1996-97, Salem, MA Institute of American Indian Arts Museum, 1996, Santa Fe, NM "Synchronized Spirits" Zenith Gallery, 1996, "Oklahoma Spirit of the People," Washington DC Ft. Smith Art Center, Native American Invitational 1995, Ft. Smith, AR Wheelwright Museum, “Expressions of Spirit” 1995, Santa Fe, NM Susquehanna Art Museum, "Reflections of Their Past," 1994-95, Harrisburg, PA. Traveling show, - "Sisters of the Earth," 1994-95 -Bush Barn Art Center, Salem, Oregon -Museum at Warm Springs, Warm Springs, Oregon -Holter Museum, Helena, Montana. American Indian Community House Gallery, 1994, New York City, NY Oklahoma Visual Arts Gallery, 1994, "Vision Makers," Oklahoma City, OK United States Ambassador's Show, US Embassy, 1992, Rabat, Morocco. Museum of the American Indian, Kirkpatrick Center, 1991, OKC, OK. Museum of Anthropology, University of Kansas, 1991, 1992 & 1996, Lawrence, KS. Tsa-La-Gi Cherokee Cultural Center, 1990, Tahlequah, OK Osage Museum, 1990, Pawhuska, OK. Denver Art Museum, 1990, Denver, CO ONE WOMAN SHOWS Gardiner Art Gallery, 2002 , “Whispers”, Stillwater, OK Oklahoma State University. Spirit of The People Gallery, 1995, Norman, OK Southern Plains Museum, 1994, Anadarko, OK "Women, Windows, and Dreams” Houston, TX Artables Gallery, 1994. GALLERIES Modo Gallery Hudson, NY Figarelli Fine Art Scottsdale, Az Arlene Lewallen Gallery Santa Fe, NM Tulsa Ceramic Arts Gallery Tulsa, OK Four Winds Gallery Pittsburgh, PA Artables Houston, TX MARKETS Philadelphia Museum of Art Craft Show Philadelphia, PA Heard Museum Indian Art Market, Phoenix, AZ Years-1998, 1999, 2001,2002, 2003 "Red Earth," 1991 through 96, Oklahoma City, OK Lawrence Indian Art Show, 1991, 92, 96,97 Lawrence, KS Indian Market Santa Fe, NM Years-1992, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98,99, 2000, 2001 & 02 AWARDS Indian Market, 2001 Santa Fe, NM Sculpture, Mixed Media, 1st place Indian Market, 1999 Santa Fe, NM "Pottery, slab work," 1st place Heard Museum Indian Art Market, 1998 Phoenix, AZ “Best of Division,” Contemporary Pottery Indian Market, 1997, “Best of Division” Santa Fe, NM Ceramic Sculpture, 1st place, Slab work-clay, 2nd place Indian Market, 1996 Santa Fe, NM "Ceramic Sculpture," 1st place Tulsa Art Festival, 1995 Tulsa, OK “Sculpture,” First Place, “Pottery,” 2nd place Red Earth 1994, Oklahoma City, OK "Best of Division," Diversified Art Forms Tulsa Art Festival,1992-94 Tulsa, OK 1994,"First & Second," Place, Sculpture ; 1993 2nd place, Sculpture; 1992 "Honorable Mention," Sculpture. Lawrence Indian Art show 1991, 1992 Lawrence, KS "Merit Award & Judges Honorable Mention," 1991 Indian Summer 1991 Tulsa, OK "First & Third Place," Pottery PERMANENT COLLECTION Sara and David Lieberman Collection Phoenix,AZ National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum, “Osage Hand Blanket” Commissioned Piece OKC,OK Institute of American Indian Arts Museum Santa Fe, NM U. S. Dept. of Interior, Southern Plains Museum Anadarko, OK Heard Museum Phoenix, Az. PUBLICATIONS “Shared Passion” Exhibit Catalog--Peter Held, Susan Peterson 2003 Native People-JAN./Feb, “Native Scu;ptors” 2003 The Studio Potter, June, Volume 30, Number 2 2002 “So Fine”, Exhibit Catalog- Kay Walkingstick 2002 “Whispers” Exhibit Catalog-Margaret Archuleta 2002 Native People-Spring- “Artist Profile” - 2001 “Women Artists of the American West”, An interpretive History- Susan Ressler 2001 Contemporary Ceramics- Susan Peterson 2000 North American Indian Jewelry& Adornment- Lois Dubin 1999 Native Peoples, Feb./Mar. “Artist of Change, Breaking through the Millennium” 2000 Earth Songs, Moon Dreams - Patricia Janis Broder 1999 Pasatiempo,-The New Mexican, Oct. Santa Fe, NM 1999 Indian Artist Magazine, Fall, Review 1998 American Style, Summer, “In the Spirit of the Ancestors.” 1998 Ms Magazine, Inside Cover Photograph. 1998 Pottery by American Indian Women, The Legacy of Generations, Gifts of the Spirit, works by 19th Century and Contemporary Native American Artists. 1997 Encyclopedia of North American Indians 1996 Indian Artist magazine, premier issue 1995 Southwest Art magazine, " Best of the West," March 1994 American Craft magazine, "Gallery," April/May 1994 Ceramics Monthly, "Up Front," April 1994 Oklahoma Today, June 1994 Native American Art and Folklore, A Cultural Celebration 1993 WORKSHOPS/ LECTURES/ RESIDENCIES Heard Museum, June-August 2002 Phoenix, AZ Andy Warhol Foundation Fine Arts Residency Program Recipient Oklahoma State University, Spring 2002 Stillwater, OK Tulsa Public Library , Jan. 2000 Tulsa, OK Cowboy Hall of Fame, Nov. 1999 Oklahoma City, OK Slide Lecture in conjunction with Exhibit “Winter Camp.” Institute of American Indian Arts Museum, Oct. 1999 Santa Fe,NM “Contemporary Ceramics of The People” symposium, Artist Presentation/ Panelist. Heard Museum, August 1999 Phoenix, AZ Clay Workshop-ARTShape Summer program. Arizona State University, Feb. 98 Phoenix, AZ Slide Lecture Mesa Community College, March 1998 Mesa, AZ Clay Workshop, Heard Museum, March 98 Phoenix, AZ Clay Residency New School for the Creative Arts High School, Phoenix, AZ March 98,Visiting Artist University of Tulsa, Fall 96 Tulsa, OK Clay Residency and slide Lecture State Arts Council of Oklahoma Oklahoma "Artist In-Residence" Program, Jan. 1993 to Present. RELATED EXPERIENCE Guest Artist-Scenic Design, “The Persistence of Heart”(in the red, red earth)” A special project representing Oklahoma for Dance/USA’s National College Choreography Initiative (NCCI), created for the University of Central Oklahoma’s Dance Department by guest choreographer and performer Loretta Livingston. 2002-Central State University Edmond, OK Curator- “Anticipating the Dawn” Native Women’s Contemporary Invitational Art Exhibition and Symposium, 1999-2000 Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK Atlatl, National Service Organization for Native Arts, Advisory Board Member, 1995-98 Artist, "Specializing in clay sculpture", Self-employed, 1989 to present Creating Osage Ribbon work & Traditional Clothing. EDUCATION Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK Bachelor of Fine Arts, Studio Arts 1988-1991 Northeastern Oklahoma State University, Tahlequah, OK, 1978-1980 Institute of American Indian Arts, Santa Fe, NM 1972-74 REFERENCES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST