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In collaboration with the Sam Noble Museum and University of Oklahoma, this exhibition examines Osage Weddings in the early nineteenth century and the incorporation of certain elements from the

This exhibit traces the remarkable history of Native American veterans. Native Americans have served in every major U.S. military encounter from the Revolutionary War to today’s conflicts in the

The selection of paintings highlights the diversity of styles and artists represented in the museum’s permanent collection. Since 1938 the Nation’s museum has stood at the heart of Osage artistic and

To Honor and Remember represents the unique history of Osage involvement in armed forces through photographs, historical artifacts, uniforms, dance clothing, and art. {"preview_thumbnail":"/sites

Wah-Zha-Zhi Spirit: A Celebration of Osage History and Culture tells the story of Osage history and culture through objects from the permanent collection and interpretive text. The exhibit showcases

For the Osage Nation Museum’s first temporary exhibition, staff decided to showcase many of the beautiful, amazing, and fascinating objects in the museum’s permanent collection. These highlights

Carl Ponca encapsulated the word Artist: Osage, Painter, Sculptor, Sketch Artist, Glass Blower, Arts Advocate & Educator, Museum Curator and Inventor; Carl Ponca was all of these things and more

Since its inception, photography was used to capture a moment in time. A place, gesture, facial expression, or time period is frozen for future generations to look upon. During the late nineteenth and

The Osage Nation Museum is honored to exhibit works from one of the most renowned Osage artists of the 21st Century, Gina Gray. Gray’s work is a visual representation of her love for her heritage, her