Tony Tiger
It is with great pleasure and pride that Lovetts Gallery offers the works of accomplished mixed media artist Tony Tiger. 

Tony, who as of June 2008 serves as director of the arts program at Bacone College, produces evocative work through a mixed media approach of carpentry, acrylic, oil, photography, collage, etc. 

Although the level of abstraction inherent in Tony's work is obvious it is not without purpose.  His work promotes a unique interaction with the viewer, resulting in an elicitation of emotion.  Although Tony is keenly interested in the viewer/viewed relationship, at times, even he is surpirsed by the emotive response to his work.

Time
Sac & Fox Retrospective
Mothers & Children (102753)
Untitled (102752)
Life (102751)
Bacone College (102484)
Community Path (102482)
Tiger (102481)
Edgar & Williams Descendants
Untitled (102479)
William's Descendants
Narrow
White Man (American Series)
Red Man (American Series)
Black Man (American Series)
The Word
Sac & Fox Students
Redman
My Big Brother, My Little Sister
Life
I Am Sac & Fox (Agency Students)
Divine Nature
Bacone, 1913-1924
Family
Morning Star
Untitled
Untitled
Untitled
Atmosphere of a Melancholy Heart
Oklahoma Collection 1-7
Falls Creek 1971
Untitled
Untitled
Seminole Deligates
Pilgrimage of My Soul
Meskwaki Blanket
He Came from the North
Grandfather
 


Tony is an enrolled member of the Sac and Fox Tribe of Oklahoma; he is also of Seminole and Muskogee Creek lineage, born in Los Angeles 1964, parents Wanda and William Tiger of Shawnee, Oklahoma.

A painter, and sculptor, he has exhibited in New Mexico, Texas, Indiana and Oklahoma. Tigers' art work is in private collections nationally and internationally; Fred Jones Museum of Art Norman, Creek Council House Museum, Okmogee, OK; Bill Wiggins collection, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Tony earned a Masters of Fine Art degree at the University of Oklahoma and is looking forward to exhibiting his contemporary style of painting in the up coming year. He received his Bachelor of Fine Art degree from Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Oklahoma. He also earned an Associate of Arts degree from Seminole State College, Seminole, Oklahoma.  Tony graduated from Shawnee High School in 1984 where he began his art instruction; William Malone and Kim Kimmerling were his teachers.  Out of high school Tony attended Bacone College in Muskogee, Oklahoma.

Tony's recent exhibitions include:

  • 2007 The Cherokee Art Market and Juried exhibition, Art from Indian Territory 2007; the State of Being American Indian, (group), traveling exhibition, Eiteljorg Museum Indian Market (juried), Looking Indian (group) Untitled (Art Space) OKC, Masters of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition, University of Oklahoma; Mainsite Contemporary Art Norman, OK, University of Oklahoma Alumni, Faculty, Staff Exhibition; Jacobson House Indian Art Center Norman, OK, JRB Art at the Elms OKC (group)
  • 2006 3 Voices; New Perspectives, (group) exhibition at the Potawatomi Cultural Center, Shawnee, OK. Santa Fe Indian Market, Steven Research Center University of Oklahoma Campus (one man), Fred Jones Student Art Exhibition University of Oklahoma (juried), Oklahoma Indian Art Gallery, Oklahoma City (group), and the Lightwell Gallery University of Oklahoma (group)
  • 2005 Jacobson House Indian Art Center (group), Oklahoma Indian Art Gallery Holiday (group), Santa Fe Indian Art Market,  University of Oklahoma Student Exhibition (juried), University of Oklahoma Indian Faculty, Student, Alumni, Exhibition (juried), Oklahoma Indian Art Gallery Red Earth Exhibition (group)