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Dr. heather ahtone

About Dr. heather ahtone

Dr. heather ahtone (Choctaw/Chickasaw Nation) is the Director of Curatorial Affairs at the First Americans Museum in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

Marilyn Spoon (Sac and Fox Nation), Bandolier Bag, 2020, broadcloth, silk ribbon, glass beads, bells, and cotton (First Americans Museum) — This bandolier bag is the first of its kind from the Sac and Fox tribe in more than 20 years

Marilyn Spoon, Bandolier Bag

by Dr. heather ahtone and Dr. Lauren Kilroy-Ewbank

Marilyn Spoon (Sac and Fox Nation), Bandolier Bag, 2020, broadcloth, silk ribbon, glass beads, bells, and cotton (First Americans Museum) — This bandolier bag is the first of its kind from the Sac and Fox tribe in more than 20 years

Marilyn Spoon, Bandolier Bag

by Dr. heather ahtone and Dr. Lauren Kilroy-Ewbank

Richard Zane Smith, Wyandotte Feast Pot, 2020 (First Americans Museum, Oklahoma City) — Smith uses historic Wyandotte forms to create this contemporary pot, bringing his Indigenous traditions into the present and future

Richard Zane Smith, Wyandotte Feast Pot

by Dr. heather ahtone and Dr. Steven Zucker

Richard Zane Smith, Wyandotte Feast Pot, 2020 (First Americans Museum, Oklahoma City) — Smith uses historic Wyandotte forms to create this contemporary pot, bringing his Indigenous traditions into the present and future

Richard Zane Smith, Wyandotte Feast Pot

by Dr. heather ahtone and Dr. Steven Zucker