Jeanne’s Art has brought her numerous awards in Native American Art shows, many one-woman exhibits and inclusion of her work in many publications and reference books; especially her painting series portraying the shared history of African Americans and Native Americans . . . . called the Sister Series. She has illustrated a Children's Book, titled "Crossing Bok Chitto", which has won national acclaim. Her painting style captures the strength of women and human relationships with simplicity. ARTWORK TO LIVE WITH.


ONE WOMAN EXHIBITS
*GILCREASE MUSEUM SHOP
TULSA, OKLAHOMA

*PONCA CITY ART ASSOCIATION
PONCA CITY, OK 2003

*COBBLESTONE GALLERY, WICHITA, KS.
1998, 2000, 2002

*RED CLOUD INDIAN ART GALLERY
ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA
1996, 1999, 2000

*THE INSTITUTE FOR AMERICAN
INDIAN STUDIES
WASHINGTON, CONNECTICUT

*OH,WHAT A NIGHT! ART EXHIBIT
FORT SMITH, ARKANSAS

*WOODCOCK GALLERY - ILLINOIS COLLEGE
JACKSONVILLE, ILLINOIS

*SPIRIT VISIONS GALLERY
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA
1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993

*FORT SMITH ART CENTER, MAIN GALLERY
FORT SMITH, ARKANSAS 1995, 2003

*SPIRIT WINGS GALLERY,
SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO

*FIVE CIVILIZED TRIBES MUSEUM
MUSKOGEE, OKLAHOMA

*CHEROKEE NATIONAL MUSEUM
TAHLEQUAH, OKLAHOMA

*GREAT SMOKIES FINE ART GALLERY
CHEROKEE,NORTH CAROLINA. 03 - 04

*Native American Women Show
TEXAS WOMEN'S UNIVERSITY
DENTON, TEXAS FEB. / MAR. 2006

*VERIZON CORPORATE GALLERY, Irving Texas, 2008

AWARDS FOR FOR CHILDREN’S BOOK "Crossing Bok Chitto"
2008 AMERICAN INDIAN LIBRARY ASSN. PICTURE BOOK
2007 TEXAS BLUEBONNET MASTER AWARD LIST
2007 JANE ADDAMS PEACE AWARD HONOR BOOK
2007 AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATIONS NOTABLE
CHILDREN’S BOOK—CALDECOTT COMPETITION
2007 OKLAHOMA CHILDREN’S BOOK OF THE YEAR
2007 OKLAHOMA ILLUSTRATOR OF THE YEAR
2007 PATERSON PRIZE—CHILDREN’S BOOK AWARD
2007 SKIPPING STONE HONOR BOOK
2007 ANNE IZARD’S STORYTELLER’S CHOICE AWARD
2007 AMERICAN INDIANS IN CHILDREN’S LITERATURE
2006 TEDDY AWARD—TEXAS WRITER’S LEAGUE
2006 CHILDREN’S BOOK—TEXAS INSTITUTE OF LETTERS
PLUS MANY ENTHUSIASTIC REVIEWS!

FEATURE ARTICLES IN:
SOUTHWEST ART MAGAZINE-88
INDIGENOUS WOMEN’S NETWORK MAGAZINE-98
RIVER CITIES / QUAD CITIES NEWS-IL,IA-99
DAILY OKLAHOMAN NEWSPAPER-00-02
OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA
MUSKOGEE DAILY PHOENIX NEWSPAPER-95-98
MUSKOGEE, OKLAHOMA
PIEDMONT PRESS, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA-95-97
SOUTHWEST RECORD & TIMES, FT. SMITH. AR.-97
NEWHOUSE NEWS SERVICE, syndicated newspapers-99
TAMPA BAY TRIBUNE, TAMPA BAY, FLORIDA-99
MODERN COLLAGE MAGAZINE, NEW JERSEY-98
MUSKOGEE NEIGHBORS, - 99
THE PONCA CITY NEWS, PONCA CITY,OK -99-00
KENTUCKY NEW ERA, HOPKINSVILLE, KY - 00
BOOK COVERS
WOMEN OF OKLAHOMA, 1890-1920, OK University Press
1998-ANNUAL REPORT- OK EAST CENTRAL ELECTRIC
2002 BLACK HISTORY ENGAGEMENT CALENDAR
AMERICAN INDIAN THOUGHT
BY BLACKWELL PUBLISHERS IN OXFORD ENDLAND

FEATURED AND CONTRIBUTING ARTWORK IN
TEARS of the TRAIL
Southeast Missouri State University
GODDESS SYMBOLS
Barnes & Noble Press
NATIVE AMERICAN WOMEN,
Barnes & Noble Press
EARTH SONGS, MOON DREAMS:
PAINTINGS BY
AMERICAN INDIAN WOMEN.
St. Martin’s Press
ATLAS OF NATIVE AMERICA,
Chartwell Press
NATIVE AMERICAN WISDOM,
Barnes & Noble Press
THE CHEROKEE:
NATIVE BASKET WEAVERS
Capstone Press

HISTORIC AMERICA: THE SOUTHWEST
Thunder Bay Press: Glasgow, Scotland
CHEROKEE - THE PRINCIPAL PEOPLE - VIDEO 1999

TELEVISION INTERVIEWS
FORT SMITH, AR. KANSAS CITY, MO. OKC, OK
NORMAN, OK MOBILE, AL. TULSA, OK.


LIST OF MAJOR AWARDS

TRAIL OF TEARS CATEGORY FIVE TIME WINNER, 1995,1990,1987,1986,1985 BEST OF PAINTING,1992 AT THE CHEROKEE NATIONAL MUSEUM, TAHLEQUAH, OKLAHOMA

FIRST PLACE MINIATURE 2007;BEST OF SHOW 2005; DIVISION 1, 1989 & 1986; DIVISION 2, 1999 & 1987 AT THE FIVE CIVILIZED TRIBES MUSEUM, MUSKOGEE, OKLAHOMA

FIRST PLACE PAINTING 1990, 1989, 1988 AT THE LITTLE CLASSIC NATIVE AMERICAN ART SHOW, GUTHRIE, OK

FIRST PLACE , 1991, 2 002, BEST OF FINE ARTS, 1988, SECOND PLACE, 1993, 2007 AT THE TULSA INIAN ARTS FESTIVAL IN TULSA, OKLAHOMA

FINE ARTS 1st PLACE 1996 & 2nd PLACE 1994 AT THE QUINNENTUKOUT FESTIVAL IN CONNECTICUL

BEST OF SHOW, 1988; FIRST PLACE PAINTING 1989 AT OKLAHOMA INDIAN MARKET, OKMULGEE, OKLAHOMA


FIRST PLACE, 1989 CONTEMPORARY PAINTING CATEGORY AT THE INTERTRIBAL CEREMONIAL, GALLUP, NEW MEXICO

SECOND PLACE, 1996 FINE ARTS CATEGORY AT THE AMERICAN INDIAN POWWOW, BUDD LAKE, NEW JERSEY


SECOND PLACE, 1996 FINE ARTS CATEGORY AT THE AMERICAN INDIAN FESTIVAL, HUNTER MOUNTAIN, NEW YORK


SECOND PLACE 2001 AT THE AMISH ACRES FESTIVAL, NAPPANEE, INDIANA