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This is the central online hub for the Cherokee art community. News, information on upcoming classes, access to artist resources and support aimed towards strengthening the community by preserving the skills, attributes and artist livelihoods that lead to the continuation of Cherokee art and the culture and tradition inseparable from it. The Artist Recovery Act, born out of the COVID-19 pandemic to protect Cherokee artists, is still supporting the community through this site and through the education and resources made available to Cherokee artists.

Eligibility Requirements

1

Be a Cherokee Nation Citizen
In order to apply for the Cherokee Artist Recovery Act resources, you must be a registered Cherokee Nation citizen.

2

Be an Artist
You must produce art that carries on traditions of ancient Cherokee crafts or translates Cherokee values and stories into newer artistic media.

3

Be a Cherokee Nation Citizen
Apply to the program using the link below.

FAQs

How do I apply for a program in the Cherokee Artist Recovery Act?
Follow the link here. Remember that you must be a registered Cherokee Nation citizen to apply for assistance.

Can I apply for assistance if I don’t live within the boundaries of the Cherokee Nation reservation?
Yes. The Cherokee Artist Recovery Act is open to all registered Cherokee Nation citizens. There are no location requirements.

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