Navajo|Prairie Band Potawatomi|Sac & Fox
Native American Oklahoma Artist
AMBER DUBOISE-SHEPHERD ART
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CURRENT AND UPCOMING ART EXHIBITIONS AND MARKETS
2020-2021
NATIVE AMERICAN FEMALE ART AND RESILIENCE DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC 2020-2021
IMAGEN is excited to announce the selected pieces of our art call, "Native American Female Art and Resilience during the COVID-19 Pandemic," made possible through the generosity of our donor, Marty Jeiven. The art call was open to all Native girls and women. We have been blown away by the submitted pieces. Please join us in celebrating female Native talent and creativity.
To view winners of this Art Call please CLICK HERE!
GALLERY REPRESENTATION
The galleries listed below host several of my original artworks.
RED EARTH ART CENTER
The Red Earth Art Center is open in its new home in the lobby of downtown OKC's BancFirst Tower in downtown Oklahoma City. Located at 100 North Broadway, the Art Center can be found in the South Lobby of the building. The Art Center is open Monday through Friday from 9 am to 5 pm.The East Gallery has changing Exhibits throughout the year.
Website: CLICK HERE
Address: 100 N Broadway Ave #110, Oklahoma City, OK 73102
EXHIBIT C GALLERY
Exhibit C Gallery is a 4,000 sq. ft. art gallery and retail space located in the Bricktown district of downtown Oklahoma City. Proudly owned by the Chickasaw Nation, Exhibit C is used as a means to highlight talented First American artists who represent their communities throughout Oklahoma.
Open Daily 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Website: Click Here
Address: 1 East Sheridan, Ste. 100 Oklahoma City, OK 73104
PRESS
CLEVELAND COUNTY CITY LIFESTYLE
August 2022 Issue
"Heartwork: Artistry by Modern First American Women" article by Jerri Culpepper
THIS IS PLACE ZINE PUBLICATION
2022
This is Place is an ambitious project initiated by Lauren Rosenfelt in collaboration with Jessie Rosenfelt and funded by the OVAC Thrive! Grantlocated at the Little Axe Community Center in Norman, Oklahoma. This project includes several components:
A community wildflower garden and art exhibition site which features Oklahoman artists and poets whose focus of works surround topics of place such as community, culture, & regional ecosystems.
A community distributed zine (mini magazine) that features Oklahoman artists and poets whose works encompass topics of community, culture & regional ecosystems.
THE OKLAHAHOMAN NEWSPAPER
September 2021
THE SHAWNEE NEWS-STAR
August 2021
Shawnee artist celebrates heritage through paintings. (Only subscribers can view the article.)
THE OKLAHOMAN NEWSPAPER
June 2021
Continuing tradition: Red Earth Festival marks 35th anniversary of showing Native art, culture. - Article by Brandy McDonnell
THE OKLAHOMAN NEWSPAPER
April 2021
Mabee-Gerrer Museum education director shares Native culture through her art. - Article by Brandy McDonnell
ARTPOP TALK PODCAST
April 2021
"Today we are joined by THREE special guests— The Spotlight Artists for the Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition's Momentum 2021 exhibition. Momentum annually features Oklahoma artists ages 30 years and younger, working in diverse media. The exhibition presents a diversified look at young artistic talent across the state of Oklahoma. Get ready to meet Marium Rana, Amber L. DuBoise-Shepherd, and Andrea Duran-Cason for a discussion about their experience creating new work for the show."
OKLAHOMA TODAY PODCAST
April 2021
"Oklahoma Today is feeling artsy, so Editor-in-Chief Nathan Gunter and Research Editor Ben Luschen sat down with Kristin Gentry and Amber Duboise-Shepherd to talk about Momentum 2021 in Tulsa, an art show dedicated to showcasing artists age 30 and younger.
Plus we learn what season needs to be added to Oklahoma's calendar in our Question of the Week and we challenge each other (and you) not to giggle at our events listings."
INSPIRING CONVERSATIONS PODCAST
March 2021
"Jeff sits down with artist and educator Amber DuBoise-Shepherd to hear about what her work means to her at a deeper level, about her artistic perspective, and about how her work is informed and inspired by having grown up in a home immersed with different Native cultures, traditions, and languages. She also speaks about her work that will be displayed in the upcoming OVAC Momentum exhibit at Living Arts of Tulsa from April 2 through the 23rd."
MOMENTUM SPOTLIGHT 2021: AMBER DUBOISE-SHEPHERD | YOUTUBE VIDEO
March 2021
"Amber L. DuBoise-Shepherd (Shawnee, OK) depicts contemporary Native American narratives based on her family heritage of Navajo, Sac & Fox, and Prairie Band Potawatomi. Her mixed media pieces and oil paintings reference an illustrative quality. She has an Associates of Art from Seminole State College and completed her Bachelors of Fine Arts in Spring 2016 at Oklahoma State University. Momentum is a program of the Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition. OVAC grows and develops Oklahoma's visual arts community through education, promotion, connection, and funding. Learn more about OVAC and Momentum at www.MomentumOklahoma.org. Momentum 2021 is supported in part by Dunlap Codding, the Chickasaw Nation, Fowler Automotive, the Kirkpatrick Family Fund, the George Kaiser Family Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts, the Oklahoma Arts Council, Allied Arts, and the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts."
"IS THIS A GREAT STATE OR WHAT?" NEWS CHANNEL 4'S, GALEN CULVER
March 2021
Mr. Culver gave a me a call and asked to interview me at my home studio in Shawnee, OK my hometown. My hubby was a big help that day gets the house cleaned up before I arrived home, followed shortly by Culver. Thank you to Galen Culver for this wonderful opportunity! Take care!
THE OKLAHOMAN NEWSPAPER
JANUARY 2021 | MARCH 2021
Read the Articles about the 2021 Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition's Momentum Exhibition and about the Spotlight Artists in The Oklahoman Newspaper
CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE FOR JAN. 2021
ART FOCUS OKLAHOMA MAGAZINE
Fall 2020
In the Studio with Amber DuBoise-Shepherd
By Kristin Gentry
Read about my interview with Kristin Gentry!
SLOWMENTUM 2020 GUIDED TOUR | YOUTUBE
March 2020
"Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, Momentum has been slowed down to Slowmentum to connect the community with the artwork at a safe distance. Join us for a guided tour of the exhibition with descriptions from each artist. For more information, visit www.momentumoklahoma.org. To view a digital gallery of the exhibition, visit https://flic.kr/s/aHsmLmCtbh."
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