ONAP has a seven member advisory board with several vacancies. The board maintains a diverse perceptive and varied expertise, including tribal and non tribal members, artist and arts supporters.
Laura Laitinen
Kim Cackowski
Judi Skenandore
Kelly Skenandore-Holtz
Cindy Thomas
Jeanine Anderle
Dakota Webster
Night Sun Above The World Tree: an Iroquois Design
Oneida Nation Arts Program Mission
Is to promote diverse artistic expression within the community reflecting our heritage and spirit of future generations.
A founding member of the Oneida Nation Arts Board remembers gathering around a kitchen table in the 1970s discussing art and ways of supporting each other in developing art in the community.
In 1993, twenty years after that initial meeting the Oneida Nation Arts Program, ONAP was established as an agency within the Oneida Tribe of Indians in Wisconsin in the Governmental Services Division.
ONAP provides diverse and comprehensive arts programs that feature, support and develop the Oneida creative spirit by celebrating, challenging, and promoting the individual.ONAP supports and encourages creative expression that embrace our heritage, comment on the present, and illuminate the future.
