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dataYJ[1] = new data("images/collaboration/yj01_l.jpg","<font><strong>Jeff Yellowhair</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>Mr. Yellowhair during his visit to the National Museum of the American Indian, on the front steps of the George Gustav Heye Center in New York City.<br><br>&quot;Hello, my birth name is Jeff Yellowhair. My Indian name is Tone Bawt which translates into Eagle Bone Whistle. It was my great, great Grandfather’s name. It was given to me by my uncle in a Native American Church prayer ceremony.<br><br>I am of the Kiowa and Plains Apache tribes. I’ve won numerous awards but feel that it isn’t important to list them. Hopefully, my paintings will speak for themselves. May you find beauty and inspiration all around you as I have come to know. Walk in the spirit of happiness and you will be blessed.<br><br>My painting comes from my heart. I don’t plan or draw before I paint. To some, that means going against the grain. The Creator guides my hand and thoughts so there is no grain to go against. He knows before I do what he wants others to see. I thank Him for this gift and hope that He is pleased. May you also be pleased. A-Ho (Thank you).&quot;</font>")
dataYJ[2] = new data("images/collaboration/yj02_l.jpg","<font>Kiowa Camp<br>acrylic on board<br>14&quot; x 24&quot;<br>1999<br><br>&quot;I’ve kept this piece simple and true. A typical Oklahoma morning. Grandma cooking and dogs are wishing. Kids still asleep and men folk planning the days events. Can you smell the frybread?&quot;</font>")
dataYJ[3] = new data("images/collaboration/yj03_l.jpg","<font>His Companions<br>acrylic on canvas<br>24&quot; x 30&quot;<br>1998<br><br>&quot;For survival or amusement? In its day it was necessary for warfare. It took its toll but I’m sure at times it was good to be chief.&quot;</font>")
dataYJ[4] = new data("images/collaboration/yj04_l.jpg","<font>Eyes of Beauty<br>acrylic on canvas<br>24&quot; x 34&quot;<br>1999<br><br>&quot;Sometimes I’m in the mood to do portraits. It’s as timeless as fire, wolf, rock and sky. Being drawn to their inner strength is what I seek.&quot;</font>")
dataYJ[5] = new data("images/collaboration/yj05_l.jpg","<font>Four Headsmen<br>acrylic on canvas<br>20&quot; x30&quot;<br>2000<br><br>&quot;They rush headlong into battle with no concern for their safety. They also look after the hungry, poor, and less fortunate of their tribe. Their hearts have to be hard yet soft. The way of a leader.&quot;</font>")
dataYJ[6] = new data("images/collaboration/yj06_l.jpg","<font>Feather of Hope<br>acrylic on goose feather<br>3&quot; x 8&quot;<br>2000<br><br>&quot;I didn’t want to feel restricted to canvas or masonite so I try to bring life back into my art work by using macaw or goose feathers. We’ve always used feathers for blessings and good fortune. This is my way of continuing the tradition.&quot;<br><br>editor’s note: this image is the result of Mr. Yellowhair directly placing the painted feather in a scanner during his visit here with us. It is not a photograph.</font>")

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