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Rogers GalleryFunk Heritage Center Art Collections

The Rogers Contemporary Native American Art Gallery and the Buffington Gallery, both include paintings, sculptures and other creative works by Native American artists. Rotating exhibits from the collection donated by Clarence and Margaret Rogers are always on display. These works of art represent the talents of many people with a ride range of styles and subjects. A majority of these works were created by descendants of the Southeastern Indians, many of whom now live in west of the Mississippi due to the removal of their ancestors during the Trail of Tears in the 1800's. 

The Buffington Gallery features various collections and special exhibits. During November of 2011, a display of photographs taken in Northwest Georgia was on display. Twenty photographs were submitted for a photo contest sponsored by the Heritage Center, the Upper Etowah River Alliance and the Mountain Conservation Trust of Georgia. The three winning photographs are displayed below.

 

First Place: Brenda Austin            Second Place: Jenny Wehunt     

1st place photograph           2nd place winner   

 

3rd place winner

 
    Third Place: Russell Wright

F. James & Florrie G. Funk Heritage Center
Georgia's Official Frontier and Southeastern Indian Interpretive Center
7300 Reinhardt Circle, Waleska, GA 30183-2981
770-720-5970 - fax 770-720-5965
Email: heritagecenter@reinhardt.edu