THE WORLDS LONGEST NATIVE AMERICAN PAINTING
Discovering Native American Heritage through Innovative Learning
The major goal of my painting project is the discovery of North America’s Indigenous Tribal Nations so we can better understand and be more aware of the many nations throughout the United States. My process has been to use Art and Culture to help us discover how Native American Women play a very important role in the lives of Native People throughout history and today.
My work has been on going over a ten year period, with the goal of creating a discovery and educational website ideal for people to discover and recognize Native American Women’s successes and achievements.

WWOMEN OF OKLAHOMA
Depiction of the tribes represented from Left to Right: Wilma Mankiller (Cherokee), Potwattomi, Cheyenne, Chickasaw, Caddo, Quapaw, Creek, Seminole, Shawnee, Eastern Shawnee, Absentee Shawnee, Otoe, Ponca, Kaw, Kialagee (Sioux), Kickapoo, Comanche family, Cherokee Nation, Arapahoe.
In the sixth panel of the World’s Longest Native American Painting, the artist Daniel Ramirez wanted to show the many tribes that ended up in the State of Oklahoma during the Trail of Tears. This relocation of many Native American Tribes challenged profoundly the cohabitation and lives of totally different people in the same geographical location.