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dataRJ[1] = new data("images/collaboration/rj01_l.jpg","<font><strong>Janet Marie Rogers</strong>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;June 2000<br><br>Ms. Rogers, during her visit to the Resource Center of NMAI's George Gustav Heye Center in New York City, examining a wampum belt.<br><br>&quot;I am a visual artist and published writer. I am of Mohawk/Tuscarora ancestry from the Six Nations Territory in southern Ontario, Canada. I am self taught in both mediums and enjoy exploring and developing my skills through co-hosting a community radio show and participating in a women’s art collective called the Warrior Women Artists Collective. I perform public readings of my literary works whenever I can and am incorporating more performance into my readings.<br><br>Creating visual art and writings is the best way I know to stay connected to Spirit. I enjoy staying open to the Creative Source, which is largely responsible for the works I do. Drawing and writing are things I did as play when I was young, and it’s always healthy to reconnect with that energy again. It’s great fun!<br><br>Participating in the fellowship really inspired me to write about the new experiences I've had, and the new people I’ve met. I love New York; I want to come back.&quot;</font>")
dataRJ[2] = new data("images/collaboration/rj02_l.jpg","<font>Adam and Eve Have Their First Fight in the Garden of Eden<br>acrylic, beads, shells on cow hide<br>36&quot; x 24&quot;<br>1998<br><br>&quot;I like working with the irregular shape of the hide and developing images, which fit into the shape. This piece is a tongue in cheek statement about the first man and first woman and their first fight. And of course the first people were the Native North Americans.&quot;</font>")
dataRJ[3] = new data("images/collaboration/rj03_l.jpg","<font>Kaleidoscope Drum<br>acrylics on deer hide<br>18&quot;<br>hand made drum by the artist<br>2000<br><br>&quot;Many things influenced this design. First, the two references to the 4 sacred directions in the diamond shapes and large circle always suggest a compass image to me. The red and green stripes represent the Hudson Bay blankets, which were traded with the Aboriginal peoples of North America for animal pelts. All the designs on this drum are grounded by a centered circle.&quot;</font>")
dataRJ[4] = new data("images/collaboration/rj04_l.jpg","<font>Creator<br>Single color, limited edition lino print on paper<br>18&quot; x 14&quot;<br>1996<br><br>&quot;A red Creator with sun rays suggests the Creator and Sun are similar powers, giving life to everything. Simple, yet bold, that’s the Creator.&quot;</font>")
dataRJ[5] = new data("images/collaboration/rj05_l.jpg","<font>Sleep is a Doorway<br>acrylics, metallic medallions on masonite<br>36&quot; x 24&quot;<br>1999<br><br>&quot;I so look forward to dreaming each night. The mental movies help us learn about ourselves.&quot;</font>")
dataRJ[6] = new data("images/collaboration/rj06_l.jpg","<font>13 Step Program on How to Retrieve Your Ancestral Bones from an Institution <br>sheep bones, bed springs, glitter dust, paper footprints with text, wood and rope barrier<br>3 feet in diameter<br>1995<br><br>&quot;This piece was inspired by a group of Salish people from the mainland who camped in front of the Royal British Museum to get their ancestral bones returned to them.&quot;</font>")
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